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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review the legality of a controversial border policy that blocked asylum seekers, including Haitians, from applying for protection until space became available at U.S. border crossings. The post Supreme Court to review old border policy that limited asylum applications appeared first on The Haitian Times.
After years of delay and danger, two Haitian adoptees have finally joined their parents in Florida, highlighting systemic breakdowns in Haiti’s adoption process. The post Florida-based Haitian American family reunites with adopted children from gang-controlled Port-au-Prince appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The 1991 coup that ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide unleashed violent repression and mass migration from Haiti. The U.S.-led intervention that restored him in 1994 also imposed economic reforms that weakened Haiti’s institutions and deepened inequality. The post Today in history: 1991 coup removes Aristide, sparking mass migration to the US appeared first on The Haitian Times.
From a Brooklyn apartment on 9/11, a Haitian American recalls times in the Twin Towers, chatter in her community about it and how the tragedy spurred her to claim U.S. citizenship and embrace her dual identity. The post The choice 9/11 forced me to make | Opinion appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The Trump administration will use a New Jersey military base for immigrant detention, Documented reports, raising alarms from advocates over militarization and civil rights. The post Trump administration to detain immigrants at New Jersey military base appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Black church choirs in Brooklyn continue their ministries despite shrinking numbers and gentrification. At St. Teresa of Avila, the first U.S. parish to hold Mass in Creole, longtime cantor Mike Delouis, son of Haitian immigrants, is fighting to keep the church open. The post Haitian and other Black churches in Brooklyn persist amid attendance decline, gentrification appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A Public Advocate report, reported by Documented, warns that New York’s patchwork language services leave millions—especially immigrant communities—without critical access to information and support. The post Report finds language access gap leaves immigrants behind appeared first on The Haitian Times.
At a Brooklyn funeral, family and union leaders remembered Haitian American security officer Aland Etienne — killed in the July 28 Midtown mass shooting — for his devotion to others and his final act of bravery, according to statements from his family and 32BJ SEIU. The post At Brooklyn funeral, Haitian American security officer killed in Midtown shooting remembered for bravery appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Florida officials plan to expand immigrant detention capacity with a second site near Jacksonville, despite growing legal challenges to the existing Everglades facility. The post Florida moves to build second immigration detention center near Jacksonville appeared first on The Haitian Times.
