Jonathan Greig

24 total cases of Covid-19 in Haiti to date 24 total cases of coronavirus have been identified in Haiti according…

Immigration & Migration, Latest News, TPS

Citizens without papers

With President-elect Joe Biden set to take office in January, many TPS holders like Tilus hope they will be closer to having that permanent status or, at the very least, more stability in their status.

2020 Elections, Lists & Guides

Haitian-Americans: Here’s How To Vote In Your State

With Election Day now just days away on Nov. 3, The Haitian Times has looked through the voting rules for states with the highest Haitian populations to make voting easier and quicker for you.

Amy Coney Barrett’s Views On Immigration Worry Legal Experts

Regardless of who wins the November election, dozens of cases that could impact the lives of Haitian immigrants are likely to make their way to the Supreme Court.

Immigrant Voices, Latest News

With October 31 Census Deadline Reinstated, Efforts to Count Haitians Continue

“Now that we have a month, we’re going to continue and intensify our campaign to make sure those who are part of hard-to-reach populations are touched and encouraged to complete the census,” said Marleine Bastien, executive director of the Family Action Network Movement (FANM).

Immigration & Migration, Latest News

TPS holders, advocates decry ruling that opens way for “mass deportation”

Roughly 55,000 Haitians who have received TPS, the federal program that allows immigrants from 10 countries to live and work in the U.S. The United States Court of Appeals panel sided with the Trump administration in saying that people from Haiti, Nicaragua and Sudan no longer need TPS.

Immigrant Voices, Immigration & Migration, Latest News, Politics

Top Trump tactics to keep immigrants from census intensifies advocacy

To understand how Trump’s Census undercounting strategy played out, here are the most disruptive tactics his administration attempted.

Immigrant Voices, News

Haitian Leaders, City Officials Scramble To Meet New Census Deadline

The U.S. Census Bureau’s plan to end door-to-door survey collection and self-responses on Sept. 30 blindsided them, government officials and Haitian community leaders said. Now, they are scrambling to have more people complete the survey by the new deadline.