Haiti’s dreams of U-20 World Cup end with loss to Costa Rica
If this generation continues to mature together, observers said, many of Tuesday's tears could becom…
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Empty pews and fear of ICE grip Maryland’s Eastern Shore after TPS ends for Haitians
As TPS protections end, Haitian families on Maryland's Eastern Shore are staying home, skipping chur…
Beyond TPS: Haiti must prepare to welcome home its greatest asset—its people
As TPS ends and thousands of Haitians face return, a psychologist and diaspora leader argues Haiti m…
Haiti enters second week of voter registration with expansion into West Department
Residents continued to register on Monday as the CEP urged eligible voters with valid National Ident…
How immigration policy is reshaping New York’s hospitality workforce | VIDEO
Federal immigration policy is reshaping New York's workforce. Watch Hotel Association of New York Ci…
Florida man who defrauded Haitian investors of $600K sentenced to probation
Marc Henry Menard, who stole more than $600,000 from Haitian investors through his company MarcoTech…
Could Canada Be an Option for Haitian Nationals Impacted By the End of TPS?
Some Haitian nationals affected by the end of TPS may qualify for Canadian immigration programs base…
ICE orders Springfield Haitians to report; many leave with ankle monitors in what advocates call a ‘new humiliation’
Haitian immigrants in Springfield are being ordered to report to a federal immigration facility for …
Edwin Raymond sworn in as New York City’s first Haitian American sheriff
Edwin Raymond, the first Haitian New Yorker to serve as New York City Sheriff, was sworn in as Mayor…
Breakneck pace in immigration courts is driving up deportation orders
As courts pack dockets with "mega" hearings and cut prep time from months to weeks, more immigrants …