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The Trump administration's decision will affect thousands of legal immigrants in South Florida who qualified for the 'humanitarian parole" program created by the administration of former President Joe Biden.
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Father Reginald Jean-Mary has been a priest and pastor at Notre Dame D'Haiti Catholic Church in Little Haiti, Miami, for 25 years. He says his many immigrant parishioners are in fear of President Trump's massive deportation plan.
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‘Know Me: A True Life Drama’ is a fictionalized account of the infamous 2012 incident, by Miami native filmmaker Edson Jean. The upcoming film spotlights the attacker's struggles with mental health and explores how his Haitian family dealt with the media frenzy that ensued.
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Trump tried to describe some of those issues during a Sept. 18 rally in Uniondale, New York. But in his telling, the community’s leaders have taken extreme measures to assist Haitian children in public schools, including hiring a private interpreter for every student.
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The administration repatriated about 50 Haitians on Thursday, authorities said, marking the first deportation flight in several months to the Caribbean nation struggling with surging gang violence.
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Organizaciones locales que ofrecen servicios legales y sociales dicen que las estafas de pasaportes y los retrasos en el programa del proceso probatorio de la administración de Biden están haciendo su trabajo más difícil y las vidas de los haitianos más estresadas.
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The City of Miami took ownership of the building in 2005 and planned to demolish it to the ground, until activists convinced the city to back off. Some fear it could be happening again.
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There’s one thing this month keeping the minds of Haitian people off the upheaval in the island nation - Brazil's soccer team at the World Cup. This fandom is a surprising soccer love story that has endured throughout the Haitian diaspora for decades.
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Senior U.S. officials say the U.S. government will revoke visas from current and former Haitian government officials involved with criminal organizations.
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English speakers have a new opportunity to explore how the Haitian Creole language can sound and feel: sweet and romantic, or even rebellious.
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The boat teeming with people listed sharply to its side near Key Largo on Sunday, not far from where another boat was stopped in January. Many of the migrants were in need of medical attention.
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Parsley tells the story of a family trapped in the 1937 massacre of Black Haitians in the Dominican Republic ordered by the brutal and racist dictator Rafael Trujillo.