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joining me now is francis robeles. there was a lot of confusion of what you need as someone in the bahamas in order to get to the u.s. now. has that confusion been cleared up? >> it has been cleared up. even customs and border protection didn't seem to know what the requirements were. it depended what time of day you asked them and who you asked. and so the final answer is the policy you cannot get on a ferry with only a passport and a good conduct certificate, you need a visa. so there was a feeling on sunday night well, there was a category 5 hurricane, look at all these people, let's let them go. and that's the rule they decided not to be flexible on. >> just to be clear, that means people who are not in the capitol and get that visa have to travel in the midst of this wreckage and perhaps homeless with their papers have to go about finding some way to get a visa, is that right? >> not just a visa, there's an easier step. they can get a good conduct certificate, you can travel that way, but you've have to be traveli

joining me now is francis robeles. there was a lot of confusion of what you need as someone in the bahamas in order to get to the u.s. now. has that confusion been cleared up? >> it has been cleared upch even customs and border protection didn't seem to know what the requirements were. it depended what time of day you asked them and who you asked. and so the final answer is the policy you cannot get on a ferly with only a passport and a good conduct certificate, you need a visa. so there was a feeling on sunday night well, there was a category 5 hurricane, look at all these people, let's let them go. and that's the rule they decided not to be flexible on. >> just to knee clear that means people who are not in the capitol to get that visa have to travel in the midst of this wreckage and perhaps homeless with their papers have to go about finding some way to get a visa, is that right? >> not just a visa, there's an easier step. they can get a good conduct certificate, you can travel that way, but you've have to be travel