New York Haitian leaders warn immigration crackdown threatens workers, families and key industries
Haitian leaders in New York say federal immigration policies affecting protections for Haitians coul…
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‘Chef Creole’ mocked for saying he regrets voting for Trump amid TPS fallout
Chef Creole owner Wilkinson Sejour is facing backlash on social media after revealing he regrets vot…
Gangs ramp up attacks in Haiti, fueling concerns over security of upcoming elections
The latest major violence occurred on Aug. 9, when members of the “Taliban” gang from the Canaan are…
ICE will release body camera video only when seen in the agency’s ‘best interests,’ policy says
ICE's new body camera policy lets the agency withhold footage of shootings unless release is in its …
What to know about Trump’s new attempt to limit birthright citizenship
Trump's new executive orders target birthright citizenship for "birth tourism" and surrogacy cases, …
Haitian-born attorney challenges longtime congressional rep in Connecticut
Haitian-born attorney Ruth Fortune is challenging longtime U.S. Rep. John Larson in Connecticut’s fo…
Haitian American model teams up with Korean beauty entrepreneur on skin care line for women of color
Nehemie Pierre and Chul Park turned a previous modeling relationship into a business partnership, cr…
Digital interference: The silent threat to Haiti’s first election in a decade | Analysis
For Haiti, the stakes are particularly high this election cycle. An election can be physically secur…
Haitian government should challenge US for ‘humiliating’ immigrants, advocates say
A Springfield advocate says Haiti’s government should sue the U.S. over its treatment of Haitian imm…
Haiti’s rural Northwest residents struggle to access voter registration centers
The problem illustrates a broader challenge facing Haiti’s electoral system: participation depends n…