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Assassination of Jovenel Moïse: 18 Detainees Transferred to the United States, Where Does the Investigation Stand Five Years Later?
Eighteen people detained in Haiti were transferred to the United States on Sunday, September 20, 2026, aboard a U.S. military aircraft. They are due to appear before the federal court for the Southern District of Florida as part of the investigation into the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse. The operation was confirmed by the federal prosecutor for that district,…
Court Says Immigrants Must Be Warned Before Deportation to a Stranger’s Country
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that immigrants facing deportation to a country other than their homeland must be given real notice of where they are being sent and a genuine chance to object before they are put on a plane, a rebuke of one of the Trump administration's most contested enforcement tactics, though not the sweeping defeat it may…
Haitian Pastor From Pennsylvania Was Aboard a Deportation Flight to Haiti. A Public Outcry Pulled Him Off
Molis Augustave had already been seated on the plane. The Haitian pastor, who has spent the better part of a decade in York, Pennsylvania, was aboard a deportation flight bound for Haiti on Thursday morning when, minutes before takeoff, officers walked him back down the aisle and off the aircraft. Nearly 90 other Haitians on the flight were sent onward;…
Rights Group: Police Failures Left Kenscoff “Without Protection” as Gangs Killed 164
Two gang assaults on the farming commune of Kenscoff this summer killed at least 164 people, kidnapped 71 others and drove hundreds from their homes — and could have been prevented, or contained, had the state not stripped the town of protection despite clear warnings, one of Haiti's leading human rights organizations says. In a report published Sept. 16, the…
As Kidnappings Surge, Five Students Are Seized on Their Way to School in Port-au-Prince
Five students, three of them from the same family, were abducted Friday morning in the Bois-Verna section of downtown Port-au-Prince as they headed to school, according to Haitian news outlets — the latest in a wave of kidnappings that is reaching into every corner of society and that the country's security institutions appear unable to stop. The children were seized…
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Assassination of Jovenel Moïse: 18 Detainees Transferred to the United States, Where Does the Investigation Stand Five Years Later?
Eighteen people detained in Haiti were transferred to the United States on…
Court Says Immigrants Must Be Warned Before Deportation to a Stranger’s Country
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that immigrants facing deportation to a…
Haitian Pastor From Pennsylvania Was Aboard a Deportation Flight to Haiti. A Public Outcry Pulled Him Off
Molis Augustave had already been seated on the plane. The Haitian pastor,…
Rights Group: Police Failures Left Kenscoff “Without Protection” as Gangs Killed 164
Two gang assaults on the farming commune of Kenscoff this summer killed…
As Kidnappings Surge, Five Students Are Seized on Their Way to School in Port-au-Prince
Five students, three of them from the same family, were abducted Friday…
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The end of Temporary Protected Status for Haiti was supposed to be a matter of paperwork and deadlines. In Massachusetts, it is becoming a question of where families will sleep.…
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