US EditionFor small cities across Alabama with Haitian populations, Springfield is a cautionary tale
- A bipartisan group in Alabama recognizes Springfield's situation as a cautionary tale and is working to integrate the Haitian population in small cities.
- Pierre-Charles called for more resources for housing and food to help the Haitian community acclimate safely after public meetings raised concerns.
- Hanson warned that Alabama could face similar animosity as seen in Springfield if proactive measures aren't taken to foster communication and integration.
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For small cities across Alabama with Haitian populations, Springfield is a cautionary tale
ENTERPRISE, Ala. (AP) — The transition from the bustling Port-au-Prince, Haiti, to a small Alabama city on the southernmost tip of the Appalachian mountain range was challenging for Sarah Jacques.
For Small Cities Across Alabama with Haitian Populations, Springfield Serves as a Cautionary Tale
ENTERPRISE, Ala. — Transitioning from the bustling streets of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, to the tranquil setting of Albertville, Alabama, has been a significant adjustment for Sarah Jacques. The 22-year-old has adapted to the slower pace of life over the past year, securing employment at a car seat manufacturing plant and joining a Creole-language church. She has come to value the safety and stability of her new home, especially after experiencing t…
Alabama Communities Navigate Haitian Migration Amid Misinformation
Alabama Communities Navigate Haitian Migration Amid MisinformationAs Haitian migrants settle in Alabama, local leaders work to integrate newcomers despite rising tensions fueled by misinformation. Community initiatives aim to bridge cultural gaps and dispel unfounded fears.
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