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Save TPS: Immigration Advocates, Faith-Based and Humanitarian Groups Vow to Stay Mobilized

  • Post published:June 9, 2017
  • Post category:Immigration/TPS

On May 22, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)  Secretary John Kelly extended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals for only six months instead of the usual 18 months.…

Continue ReadingSave TPS: Immigration Advocates, Faith-Based and Humanitarian Groups Vow to Stay Mobilized
Read more about the article This Is Why DHS Should Extend TPS for at Least 18 Months for Haitian Nationals

This Is Why DHS Should Extend TPS for at Least 18 Months for Haitian Nationals

  • Post published:June 4, 2017
  • Post category:Immigration/TPS

First, Haiti is far from recovering from a series of natural disasters like the Jan. 2010 earthquake, Hurricane Matthew, as well as the preventable and curable cholera outbreak.  Hundreds of…

Continue ReadingThis Is Why DHS Should Extend TPS for at Least 18 Months for Haitian Nationals
Read more about the article Why Re-Designating Temporary Protected Status for Haiti is Much-Needed

Why Re-Designating Temporary Protected Status for Haiti is Much-Needed

  • Post published:December 25, 2016
  • Post category:Immigration/TPS

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) was first designated for Haitians who were in the United States on or before the devastating earthquake of 2010. Now, after Hurricane Matthew has worsened Haiti's…

Continue ReadingWhy Re-Designating Temporary Protected Status for Haiti is Much-Needed
Read more about the article While attention is elsewhere, US government resumes deportations to Haiti

While attention is elsewhere, US government resumes deportations to Haiti

  • Post published:November 8, 2016
  • Post category:Immigration/TPS

While the U.S. government transitions between administrations, the Department of Homeland Security continues to deport people of Haitian heritage. Steve Forester of IJDH said, “It’s completely outrageous given the devastation…

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Read more about the article 51 Prominent Floridians Ask Clinton for Conversation on Human Rights

51 Prominent Floridians Ask Clinton for Conversation on Human Rights

  • Post published:October 29, 2016
  • Post category:Immigration/TPS

Haitian American voters seek a conversation with Secretary Hillary Clinton on humanitarian issues. 27 Florida-based organizations and 24 other prominent Floridians wrote a letter requesting a meeting with Secretary Clinton.…

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Read more about the article UN Secretary General sees Hurricane Matthew’s Destruction

UN Secretary General sees Hurricane Matthew’s Destruction

  • Post published:October 15, 2016
  • Post category:Accountability/Cholera

Six years after dumping untreated sewage in earthquake-torn Haiti, the United Nations finally accepted responsibility for introducing cholera. Ban Ki-moon visited hurricane victims in Haiti, after Beatrice Lindstrom of IDJH…

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