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Pestel

In Pestel, Haiti, on the country's southern peninsula, Jean-Robert Leger, left, brings in a boat that is a bit smaller than the one he has attempted in to sail to the United States, along with many other migrants aboard.

Haitians deported from the US face a stark reality back home. Some are making plans to migrate again.

Migration

Many Haitian migrants are having to start all over again, without anything back at home, while others are still trying to figure out how to reach the US.

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