WASHINGTON – The Trump administration reportedly will not grant temporary protected status to Bahamians impacted by Hurricane Dorian, according to…
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Immigration & Migration, Latest News
Latest Trump Immigration Decision Highlights Haiti Campaign Promise Reversal
Jean Eddy Saint Paul, a professor in the Department of Sociology at Brooklyn College and the co-founder of the CUNY…
Immigration & Migration, Latest News, Profiles
From Haiti to Tijuana: One Activist’s Quest to Ease the Plight of Haitian Migrants in the Americas
Guerline Jozef (center) with migrants and workers on the U.S./Mexico border. By Naeisha Rose Guerline Jozef spends her days…
Immigration & Migration, Latest News, TPS
House Passes American Dream Act Opening Door to Path to Citizenship for Haitian TPS Holders
With the passage of the American Dream and Promise Act by the Democratic-led House of Representatives on July 5, a pathway to permanent residency is slowly becoming a reality. The bill would benefit not just those with TPS, but also those eligible for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and people with Deferred Enforced Departure (DED). In total it could impact more than 2.5 million people.
Business, Latest News, New York, Politics, TPS
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer Meets With Haitian Leaders
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer Pledges Support for TPS and Trade between U.S., Haiti and Caribbean Basin
Immigration & Migration, Latest News, New York, TPS
Latest New York Court Decision Adds Layer of Protection for Haitian Immigrants Against Deportation
ICE officers are no longer allowed to enter courthouses without a warrant. By Naeisha Rose Last week, the New York…
Immigration & Migration, Only In The Haitian Times, TPS
Progress on permanent residency House bill and federal lawsuits provide little comfort for some Haitian TPS holders
Last month, Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard introduced a bill that would offer a path to permanent residency for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, Deferred Enforced Departure and TPS immigrants. On the same day, a Maryland court denied the government’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit arguing that TPS removal was racially motivated, and moved to proceed with the case — a significant win for the Haitian community and the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, who filed the original suit.
Latest News, New York
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
DMV, Immigration & Migration, Only In The Haitian Times, TPS
Haitian summit reflects on the trials of immigrants in limbo
“We want to make sure the Haitian community here in the states, as well as home, knows what is at risk, for you to leave Haiti and come here with the hope of making it.”