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ICE declares millions of undocumented immigrants ineligible for bond hearings
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ICE declares millions of undocumented immigrants ineligible for bond hearings

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Nursing Homes Struggle with Trump's Immigration Crackdown

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Police Under Siege as Fire Destroys Port-Au-Prince’s Hotel Oloffson
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Police Under Siege as Fire Destroys Port-Au-Prince’s Hotel Oloffson

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PORT-AU-PRINCE — The flames that consumed the historic Hotel Oloffson on July 5 were more than an architectural loss—they signaled how far Haiti’s security crisis has spiraled. For months, the once-thriving Carrefour-Feuilles neighborhood had been a frontline in gang takeovers. When smoke rose from the Oloffson, police were already fighting deadly battles nearby. Between the evening of July 5 and the morning of July 6, videos of the hotel in fla…See the Story

PNH Seized Record 1.05 Tonnes of Cocaine in Historic Raid

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PORT-DE-PAIX— Haiti National Police seized a record 1,045 kilograms (1.05 tonnes) of cocaine on Ile de La Tortue on July 13, marking what authorities call the largest drug bust in the force’s 30-year history. The operation was led by multiple units of the Haitian National Police (PNH), including BLTS (Anti-Narcotics Brigade), UDMO, and Coast Guard agents. It resulted in the death of Anthony Jimmy, a Jamaican national, and left a Bahamian man inj…Security · Port-Au-PrinceSee the Story

Report Finds Widespread Human Rights Abuses Against Haitians in Dominican Republic

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A new report from the Global Justice Clinic at New York University details alarming patterns of human rights abuses committed by Dominican authorities against Haitians and Dominicans of Haitian descent, as the government ramps up deportations under a policy enacted in October 2024 that calls for at least 10,000 Haitians to be deported a week. The 42-page report, titled “Racial Profiling & Mass Deportation: Rights Abuses of People of Haitian Desc…Immigration · Santo DomingoSee the Story

Haiti soccer star Lourdjina Étienne lands deal in France’s top women’s league with F.C. Fleury

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CAP-HAÏTIEN— Haitian teen sensation Lourdjina Étienne has officially signed with French club team F.C. Fleury on July 15, becoming the latest prodigy from the country to break into Europe’s elite women’s soccer leagues. “I would like to be among the best,” Étienne told fans in a recent interview.  “I would also like to bring the club to a higher level. I’m happy to sign with Fleury.” For many Haitian athletes, a professional contract abroad is m…Soccer · HaitiRead Article

IBC Airways’ Miami-Les Cayes Flights Grounded, Airline Says Haitian Authorities Stall Approval

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CAP-HAÏTIEN — Plans for IBC Airways to launch Miami-Les Cayes flights this mid-July have hit a wall after Haiti’s National Airport Authority (AAN) failed to sign critical documents, the airline told The Haitian Times.  The delays, tied to suspected competitive roadblocks and stalled infrastructure approvals, come despite IBC’s $100,000 investment in flight equipment, office materials and staff uniforms for the new route, a source familiar with t…Security · HaitiSee the Story

Gilbert Jean, farmer, family man and Parsley Massacre survivor who bore witness to Trujillo’s terror, dies at 103

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OUANAMINTHE, Haïti— As the body of centenarian Gilbert Jean was laid to rest without a grandiose ceremony at the Cemetery of Our Lady of Perpetual Help July 9, residents of this quiet farming community near Haiti’s northeastern border felt the weight of his passing..                                             The discreet burial of Ton Jilbè — Haitian Creole for Uncle Gilbert, as he was affectionately known by many — reflected the fate of many …Haiti · HaitiRead Article

As woman killed by boyfriend is laid to rest in Brooklyn, mom in Haiti demands damages

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PORT-AU-PRINCE — Marie Danielle Léonard, a vendor in the Clercine area north of Haiti’s capital, has struggled for years to raise her three daughters. But over time, she came to count on her firstborn, Dahana Jean, to lend a hand.  “If I gave her a task, it was always done by the time I returned from the market,” Léonard, 47, recalls during an interview last week. “Even when I punished her, she never got angry. She accepted when she was wrong. “…Port-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

'He Feels Seen and Cared for' | Fellow Cincinnati Children's Chaplain Shares Message From Imam in ICE Custody

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Days after he was taken into ICE custody, former Cincinnati Children's chaplain Ayman Soliman remained hopeful about his case while speaking to friend and coworker, Lizzy Diop.Diop, also a chaplain at Cincinnati Children's, said she was able to visit and speak with Soliman Sunday at the Butler County Jail, four days after a routine check-in at the Blue Ash ICE facility changed his life."He said, 'I wouldnt trade the last four days for anything.'…High School Students · CincinnatiSee the Story

From rural Haiti to UChicago: Ulysse launches Creole and Haitian studies minor, among few in the US

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In 2006, Gerdine Michel—then a junior high school student—boarded a small motorboat from the coast of her hometown, Anse-à-Galets, La Gonâve, heading 30 miles northwest toward Port-au-Prince in search of a better education. Two years later, she made an even bigger leap, taking a flight to Wisconsin, United States, leaving behind her parents and eight siblings. She also decided to leave her law studies, which she had started at the State Universi…Port-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

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