US plans to designate Haiti gangs as foreign terrorists, opening way to use El Salvador prison

US plans to designate Haiti gangs as foreign terrorists, opening way to use El Salvador prison

Haitian gangs and individuals financing and arming them could soon find themselves labeled as “terrorists” and imprisoned in El Salvador’s notorious maximum-security prison, the same facility the Trump administration has been sending alleged members of Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua, the…

According to the Miami Herald, the U.S. Department of State is considering classifying the leaders and members of the Viv Ansanm gang coalition, as well as those of the Gran Grif armed group, active in the Artibonite region, either as foreign terrorist organizations or in a less severe category: that of specially designated global terrorists (Specially Designed Global Terrorisms). Such designation would extend American jurisdiction to any person…

Haitian gangs in the U.S. anti-terrorist sightfinder like the Dominican Republic In an initiative that could mark a major turning point in U.S. policy towards Haiti, the U.S. government is considering classifying several Haitian armed groups, as well as their supporters, as foreign terrorist organizations. This is what Miami Herald revealed in a recently published article. According to the U.S. newspaper, gangs gathered under the banner of Viv A…

The United States is preparing to classify Haitian gangs, as well as the individuals who finance and arm them, as terrorist organizations. This decision could pave the way for their incarceration in El Salvador's infamous high-security prison. This is indicated by an article in the Miami Herald published this Thursday, April 18, of which TripFoumi Enfo has become aware. According to information from the Florida newspaper, this measure would spec…

Puerto Príncipe, 18 Apr (Prensa Latina) The gang members in Haiti are now closer to the heart of Kenscoff commune, a site besieged since January, with a balance of 262 deaths and 66 injuries.The post Haitian gang members closer to the heart of Kenscoff first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

Source: miamiherald.com Haitian gangs and individuals who finance and arm them could soon be labeled as “terrorists” and sent to the notorious maximum security prison in El Salvador, the same facility the Trump administration has been sending to alleged members of the Venezuelan band Tren de Aragua, as has been ...