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For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

The increasing gang violence in Haiti has caused distress among immigrants in Brazil, Chile, Mexico, and the U.S.
Many Haitians in the diaspora feel helpless as they have family trapped in gang warfare, leading to personal connections to the crisis.
U.S. President Joe Biden's immigration policy has provided legal pathways for Haitian migrants, helping over 151,000 arrive through U.S. Airports.

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For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

Gang violence wracking Haiti has reverberated among the more than 1 million Haitians who left their country for Brazil, Chile, Mexico and the United States. Many feel helpless when they

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For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

By ELLIOT SPAGAT Associated Press TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) — Gang violence wracking Haiti has reverberated among the more than 1 million Haitians who left their country for Brazil, Chile, Mexico and the United States. Many feel helpless when they call terrified family members back home who can’t leave the violence-torn nation because airports are closed and crossing the Florida Straits by sea to the United States is considered too risky. President J…

1 month ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

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For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

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For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) — When Vivianne Petit Frere fled her native Haiti for Brazil in 2019 and later walked through the Panamanian jungle and on to Mexico, where she opened […]

1 month ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) -- When Vivianne Petit Frere fled her native Haiti for Brazil in 2019 and later walked through the Panamanian jungle and on to Mexico, where she opened a restaurant, she always believed she would eventually return home. Until now.

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For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

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