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Marylanders stand with Haitians in Salisbury as Barber brings his movement to the Eastern Shore
An estimated 150 to 200 people marched through Salisbury, Maryland, on Wednesday in a demonstration organized to stand with the city's Haitian community and to demand an end to the immigration arrests and deportations that have followed the termination of Temporary Protected Status. Local reports monitoring the event said marchers moved along Route 50 near the city's courthouses and government…
Maryland Governor raises concerns over ICE sweep that arrested 1,328 in Maryland and Virginia
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has raised pointed concerns about a large federal immigration operation that swept through Maryland and Virginia this month, questioning the tactics used by ICE agents during the arrests. The operation, carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, arrested 1,328 people over two weeks, and it has opened a sharp dispute between state Democrats, the Trump…
Haitian Businessman Dimitri Vorbe Freed After Nearly 11 Months in ICE Detention
Dimitri Vorbe, a prominent Haitian businessman who spent nearly 11 months in U.S. immigration custody, has been released from detention in South Florida. The Haitian Times first reported the news in a post on its Facebook page and X account. Vorbe's case became a test of how long the government can hold someone it labels a foreign-policy risk without offering…
1,408 killed in Haiti in three months amid gang clashes and rapes, according to the latest UN report
At least 1,408 people were killed and 656 injured in Haiti between April and June, the United Nations reported, a staggering three-month toll driven by rival-gang warfare in the capital, widespread sexual violence, and civilian deaths caused both by armed groups and by the operations meant to stop them. The figures, released by the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti…
A Miami Republican Warns Trump He Is ‘Playing With Fire’ on Immigration, and Breaks With Him to Protect TPS Holders
U.S. Rep. María Elvira Salazar, a Miami Republican whose district has been among the most affected by the Trump administration's rollback of humanitarian protections, has grown openly critical of the president's mass-deportation campaign, warning that it is not only harming immigrant families but damaging her own party with Hispanic voters. Speaking on the New Yorker Radio Hour podcast in late…
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Marylanders stand with Haitians in Salisbury as Barber brings his movement to the Eastern Shore
An estimated 150 to 200 people marched through Salisbury, Maryland, on Wednesday…
Maryland Governor raises concerns over ICE sweep that arrested 1,328 in Maryland and Virginia
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has raised pointed concerns about a large federal…
Haitian Businessman Dimitri Vorbe Freed After Nearly 11 Months in ICE Detention
Dimitri Vorbe, a prominent Haitian businessman who spent nearly 11 months in…
1,408 killed in Haiti in three months amid gang clashes and rapes, according to the latest UN report
At least 1,408 people were killed and 656 injured in Haiti between…
A Miami Republican Warns Trump He Is ‘Playing With Fire’ on Immigration, and Breaks With Him to Protect TPS Holders
U.S. Rep. María Elvira Salazar, a Miami Republican whose district has been…
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