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Haiti Restricts Entry of Dominican Products: Behind the Border Measure, Bilateral Relations and the Grave Security Problem
Since Monday, September 14, 2026, Haitian authorities have closed land access to a series of goods from the Dominican Republic. The blockade applies at the Dajabón/Ouanaminthe border crossing, according to information reported by the Dominican daily Diario Libre. The decision concerns around twenty products that had until now used the land route to reach the Haitian market. Among the items…
A Floridian at Haiti’s Bedside: Austin Holmes, the Future Face of Washington in Port-au-Prince
President Donald Trump has nominated Austin Holmes, a native of Florida, as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Republic of Haiti, the White House announced Monday. The nomination was officially transmitted to the Senate. However, Austin Holmes currently holds only the status of "nominee": he must still clear a series of legal steps before…
Haitian Man From Viral ICE Arrest Deported Amid Political Fanfare
A Haitian man whose immigration arrest outside Boston became a conservative-media sensation last year has been deported to Haiti, and his removal has been repackaged by the Trump administration and Fox News as a political victory, complete with an exclusive photograph from the plane and a joking presidential meme. Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles was flown out of the country on…
Miami Prosecutors Charge New Suspect in Moïse Assassination
More than five years after Haitian President Jovenel Moïse was gunned down in his home above Port-au-Prince, federal prosecutors in Miami have added another name to the roster of South Florida defendants accused of helping plan the plot — even as the central question of who ordered the killing, and why, remains unanswered. The new defendant is Rafael Guerrero, a…
DHS Watchdog Finds Tiny Cages at Florida Detention Site as Haitian Deportations Rise
The Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General found that 79 detainees were placed in small metal enclosures between July 17, 2025, and Jan. 18, 2026, sometimes for nearly two hours. The spaces measured roughly 16 to 18 square feet, depending on the enclosure, according to reporting by the Associated Press, NBC News, and ABC News on the inspector…
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Haiti Restricts Entry of Dominican Products: Behind the Border Measure, Bilateral Relations and the Grave Security Problem
Since Monday, September 14, 2026, Haitian authorities have closed land access to…
A Floridian at Haiti’s Bedside: Austin Holmes, the Future Face of Washington in Port-au-Prince
President Donald Trump has nominated Austin Holmes, a native of Florida, as…
Haitian Man From Viral ICE Arrest Deported Amid Political Fanfare
A Haitian man whose immigration arrest outside Boston became a conservative-media sensation…
Miami Prosecutors Charge New Suspect in Moïse Assassination
More than five years after Haitian President Jovenel Moïse was gunned down…
DHS Watchdog Finds Tiny Cages at Florida Detention Site as Haitian Deportations Rise
The Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General found that 79…
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