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Know Before You Drive: A Learner’s Permit Is Not a License — And the Rules Change by State
One of the most common misunderstandings about driving in the United States is what a learner's permit actually allows. Many people — new arrivals and longtime residents alike — believe that once they have a permit in hand, they are cleared to drive on their own. It is an easy assumption to make: the permit is an official document, it…
New Details Emerge in ICE Ankle-Monitor Cases Involving Haitian Immigrants in Springfield
We now know a bit more about the electronic ankle monitors that ICE has placed on several Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio. CTN spoke with five Springfield residents who are wearing the devices. All five are Haitian nationals who entered the United States across the U.S.-Mexico border during the Biden administration. Several of them had used organizations that assist migrants…
Springfield Haitians Summoned to ICE and Fitted With Ankle Monitors, Advocates Say
Haitian immigrants in Springfield who recently lost their legal protection are being ordered to report to a federal immigration office and, once there, are being fitted with electronic ankle monitors, according to local advocates who say the practice has spread fear through a community already reeling from the end of Temporary Protected Status. In an interview with CTN, Mesilus confirmed…
Haitian Immigrants Legal Group Asks Court to Halt Deportations, Calls Haiti Violence ‘Consistent with Genocide’
The Haitian Legal Defense and Education Fund has asked the federal judge overseeing the Temporary Protected Status case to halt the deportation of Haitian immigrants, submitting a 29-page letter and an evidentiary appendix that catalogs massacres, mass displacement, and the destruction of hospitals, schools, and cultural landmarks, conduct that the group argues is consistent with genocide and crimes against humanity…
USCIS Explains When a Late Asylum Application Can Still Be Accepted
Applying for asylum just became a little clearer for people who have lived in the United States for more than a year. USCIS has spelled out the reasons that can excuse a late application, chiefly, that conditions in the applicant's home country have grown more dangerous since they left, or that illness or another serious hardship kept them from filing…
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Know Before You Drive: A Learner’s Permit Is Not a License — And the Rules Change by State
One of the most common misunderstandings about driving in the United States…
New Details Emerge in ICE Ankle-Monitor Cases Involving Haitian Immigrants in Springfield
We now know a bit more about the electronic ankle monitors that…
Springfield Haitians Summoned to ICE and Fitted With Ankle Monitors, Advocates Say
Haitian immigrants in Springfield who recently lost their legal protection are being…
Haitian Immigrants Legal Group Asks Court to Halt Deportations, Calls Haiti Violence ‘Consistent with Genocide’
The Haitian Legal Defense and Education Fund has asked the federal judge…
USCIS Explains When a Late Asylum Application Can Still Be Accepted
Applying for asylum just became a little clearer for people who have…
Cap-Haïtien Airport: An Ambitious Development Plan to Make the Grand Nord a True New Gateway to Haiti
Cap-Haïtien, July 30, 2026 – As Haiti strives to recover from a…
Haiti: Over 5,500 cases of gender-based violence in six months – A figure that reveals the scale of an invisible crisis
Port-au-Prince, Thursday, July 30, 2026 – Sexual and gender-based violence (GBV) is…
Haiti: As violence rises, a helpline attempts to connect survivors with essential services
Port-au-Prince, Thursday, July 30, 2026 – In a context marked by escalating…
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USCIS Locks the Haiti TPS End Date at July 27 and Tells Employers to Update Payroll Records
New federal guidance issued July 24 supersedes earlier instructions and directs employers to enter July 27, 2026, as the work-authorization expiration date in I-9 and E-Verify systems for Haitian TPS…
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