ICE officers are no longer allowed to enter courthouses without a warrant. By Naeisha Rose Last week, the New York…
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Food & Wine, New York, Only In The Haitian Times
BK9 – A Taste Of Haiti and The Caribbean in Park Slope, Brooklyn
The Park Slope restaurant offers a unique blend of Haitian-inspired and Caribbean-infused dishes for customers in the heart of NYC.
Immigration & Migration, New York, TPS
New York federal judge blocks Trump administration from ending TPS for Haitians
Accusing the Trump administration of being motivated by politics and not facts, a second U.S. federal judge is blocking the…
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Haitian-American Man Gunned Down in Brooklyn
NYPD officers and detectives gather evidence at the scene where a 21-year-old man was fatally gunned down with a bullet…
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Haitian – American NYPD Officer Killed in Queens Crash
The officer was assigned to the department’s Highway Unit No. 2 in Brooklyn. Investigators say he lost control of his…
Elections, New York, Only In The Haitian Times
Brooklyn judge rules in favor of more language services at poll sites
By Naeisha Rose The public advocate race has come to a close, but while most were focused on the growing…
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Run or walk to raise $100,000 for Cité Soleil
As a native son of Haiti, Jaury Jean-Enard will never stop believing in the promise of a better tomorrow for…
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NYC Officials Express Concern About Trump Effect on 2020 Census
Census officials and rights groups are particularly worried about lower responses from Haitian communities in New York City due to the increase of very public, sometimes arbitrary arrests or deportations by ICE and a number of offensive comments from President Trump denigrating Haiti and its people.
Immigration & Migration, New York, Only In The Haitian Times
38 Percent of New York City immigration court cases involving Haitians end with deportation orders
Throughout the city, deportations increased 150 percent, deportations for people with no priors jumped 265 percent and ICE arrests were up 88 percent
Arts & Culture, New York, Only In The Haitian Times
Renowned Haitian Author to Hold Book Event at Brooklyn College, Syracuse University and More
Haitian author Frankétienne’s iconic novel, Dézafi, first published in Haitian Creole in 1975, explores the themes of oppression, rebellion and liberation wrapped within Haiti’s socio-political situation in the 1970s. The most notable plot is the tale of zombies working in plantations where the daughter of the plantation owner falls in love with a zombie and eventually becomes fully human. The zombies eventually gain the courage to revolt against their oppressor.