As Boston’s public schools reopen, Haitian parents stripped of Temporary Protected Status confront job loss and deportation fears
Boston Public Schools reopened Tuesday in a difficult moment for the Haitian diaspora in Boston and across the United States. As it does every year, Massachusetts opens its public schools…
Deportations to Haiti: The Alarming Intensification of Forced Returns
The appeal launched Monday by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, to suspend deportations of migrants to Haiti resonates with a pressing reality. In recent weeks, U.S.…
Haiti Plunges into Anguish: A Métropole Journalist Kidnapped, the State and the FRG Powerless Against the “Viv Ansanm” Coalition
The ordeal of Haitian media professionals takes a new turn with the abduction, on Sunday, September 6, 2026, of Wesly Renaud Jean, a journalist with Radio Télé Métropole. The press…
He Says He Regrets Voting for Trump After His Brother Died in ICE Custody
The first time Naseer Paktiawal was eligible to vote in the United States, he voted for President Donald Trump. In a tearful video that has circulated widely, he says he…
94% of Asylum Cases Before Immigration Judges Are Now Denied, and for Haitians, It May Be the Last Door Closing
Ninety-four percent of asylum cases decided by U.S. immigration judges in June ended in denial, the highest rejection rate on record, according to an analysis by the Transactional Records Access…
