Justice is being served under the Trump admin. Many immigrants who assumed PPP loans were simply free government money are now discovering the consequences of obtaining them fraudulently. A migrant who came from Haiti and who lived in South Florida for nearly three decades is learning this first hand. Watch the full report below: Here’s a backup video if needed: GREAT NEWS: Third world migrants committing fraud are now being DEPORTED A Haitian man committed PPP loan fraud, served over 2 years in prison, and got sent BACK to Haiti I voted for this! pic.twitter.com/ZiGgp4biDy — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 29, 2025 CBS provided more context in Michelin’s crimes and deportation: After nearly three decades in South Florida, 32-year-old Edrisse Michelin now wakes up in a country he does not feel is home. “I still don’t feel like I’m home. I still feel like I’m just roaming. I feel uneasy,” he said from Haiti. Edrisse Michelin moved to South Florida from Haiti when he was 3 years old. He grew up in Miami, graduated from South Ridge High School and attended Miami Dade College. He built a career as a licensed realtor and insurance broker and lived in the U.S. as a permanent resident. Then he made a decision that changed everything. “I lived in a country 30 years, I never got in trouble. But I made a mistake, my morals became corrupted,” he said. Edrisse Michelin was convicted of obtaining an illegal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan in the summer of 2020. He served 25 months in federal prison, followed by nine months in ICE custody. Earlier this month, he was deported to Haiti on a flight with about 120 people on board. He said the trip was painful and dehumanizing. “Your feet are shackled together, your ankles are getting cut up, your hands are shackled together,” he recalled. “They’re telling you, ‘If there’s a plane crash, you’re gonna grab this from here and put this on your face.’ How? How are we gonna do that?”