Returning families usually ship boxes of personal possessions. There are many reports of their being robbed of every thing within a week of returning, including passports and other papers. There is no established format for integrating deportees into the country. This has been for as much as 6 months or more. The INS charter flights often arrive in the country without advance notice to local airport officials, just a request to land with a plane load of deportees.
Educational opportunities are extremely limited.
This is more so for non-Spanish speaking youth. In many areas the only schools, especially in adult education, are established by foreign-funded Non Governmental Organizations. Special education programs, and schools established for the handicapped are non-existent. A general comment was such students are only warehoused by these institutions. Computers and related technology is non-existent for the most students in El Salvador.