Children are Being Increasingly Recruited by Haitian Gangs As Country's Violent Crisis Deepens
It is believed that a third of gang members in Haiti are currently minors
Why are Some Latin American Countries Ineligible for the 2026 Green Card Lottery?
The lottery was launched on Tuesday offering up to 55,000 diversity visas, yet countries like Venezuela, Honduras and Mexico are excluded
Over 100 Haitians Stranded at Sea by Smugglers Amid Rising Deportations from Dominican Republic
Dominican president, Luis Abinader announced on Wednesday the country will deport up to 10,000 Haitians a week, citing an 'excess' of immigrants
Gang Attack in Haiti Claims 70 Lives, Including Women and Children as Violence Continues to Rage
The attack took place in Pont-Sondé, a small town about 60 miles north of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, according to the U.N.
Three Members of Haiti's Transitional Council Formally Accused of Corruption and Abuse of Office
The accusations stem from claims that the officials solicited over $750,000 from the former director the state-owned National Bank of Credit
DEA Pulls out of Haiti as Gangs Continue to Fund Their Operations Through Drug Trafficking
Experts warn that the decision is "shortsighted," as Haitian gangs increasingly fund their operations through drug trade links with cartels from other regions
US Drops UN Peacekeeping Mission on Haiti Following Opposition From China, Russia
Instead, the focus is now on renewing the mandate of the current Multinational Security Support mission for one year
U.S. Includes Vetting Measures for U.S. Sponsors in Humanitarian Parole Program
CHNV program, which allows migrants from Haiti, Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela to receive work permits, resumed in August after being suspended for frauds
Springfield Officials Decline to Speak With JD Vance After False Claims of Pet-Eating Haitian Migrants
Springfield Mayor Rob Rue and other officials expressed concerns that the claims have led to threats of violence and bomb scares targeting the Haitian community in the city
Haiti's Transition Head Supports US-Backed UN Peacekeeping Mission, Calls For 'Global Solidarity'
During his speech at the UN General Assembly, Edgard Leblanc Fils pointed out that the country was "today the greatest victim of a historical injustice, which has not only delayed our development but saddled our people with a burden."
Following Damning Report, Organizations File Lawsuit to Disclose Records on Refugees at Guantanamo Bay
The report by IRAP revealed complaints about inhumane treatment of migrants by authorities
U.S. Sanctions Former Haitian Lawmaker for Arming Gangs Sowing Terror in the Country
Prophane Victor, a former member of Haiti's Lower House of Deputies, is accused of helping to fuel gang-related terror in the Artibonite region,
Republican Congressman Stands by Deleted Post Telling Haitian Migrants to Get 'Their Ass' Out of US: 'I'll Say What I Want'
Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins says he still stands by a now-deleted post to X (formerly Twitter) where he told Haitian migrants to "get their a** out" of the U.S.
Immigrant Advocacy Group Files Complaint Against Trump, Vance For Fueling Rumors About Haitians
HBA Executive Director Guerline Jozef filed the complaint, which comprised a statement claiming that Trump and Vance committed seven different crimes.
Haitian Migrants Working at Meatpacking Plant in Colorado Say Living Conditions are "Worse Than Being in Jail"
Meat companies have relied on plant managers and processing line employees to help recruit immigrant workers, a practice that is ripe for exploitation
Marco Rubio Says False Rumors of Migrants Eating Pets have Gotten More Coverage Than Their 'Real-World Impacts'
Rubio added that residents in small towns have the right to be upset by the effects immigration has had on their communities
Haitian-American prosecutor put in charge of Trump attempted assassination case
A Haitian-born American prosecutor has been put in charge of Donald Trump's attempted assassination case just days after the former president shared false conspiracies about Haitian immigrants eating pets.
Human Rights Watch calls on Latin America countries to step up aid for Haitian, Venezuelan migrants
The NGO urges governments to improve protection schemes, grant legal status and reverse "onerous visa requirements" for millions of Haitians and Venezuelans
Jamaica to send two dozen soldiers and police to help Haiti as it continues struggling to fight gangs
The comparatively low figure adds to 400 Kenyan police officers already in the country
Haitian leaders blast JD Vance, Republicans over pet-eating accusations: 'Vile and false'
Different state lawmakers in Florida, which boasts a large Haitian community, came out to criticize the unsubstantiated claims
JD Vance falsely accuses immigrants of abducting and eating pets
He claimed such incidents were taking place in Springfield, Ohio. Local police denied this is taking place
U.S. conducts new deportation flight to Haiti despite lack of progress in security area
The flight took place a day after Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited the country to meet with top officials
Commander of Kenya's mission to Haiti recognizes shortcomings but says forces will defeat gangs
Godfrey Otunge said that once additional personnel from other countries arrive in Haiti the mission will be better positioned to achieve its goals
Blinken arrives in Haiti as U.S. seeks to boost a struggling leadership and security mission
The measures taken to stabilize the country in the political and security areas continue to falter
As international mission in Haiti falters, U.S. seeks to turn it into a U.N. peacekeeping operation
The proposed switch would address funding shortfalls, as such missions are typically financed through member nations' assessed contributions
Low morale plagues Kenyan troops deployed to Haiti amid lack of payment and weapons
The armed gangs they are tasked with fighting against seem undeterred by their presence
Exodus from Haitian capital increases as gang violence continues despite efforts of U.S.-backed force
5% of the country's population has had to leave their home since 2021, according to the UN
Kenyan officers deployed to Haiti to fight gangs have not been getting their promised pay
The issue has been going on for two months. It further illustrates how the international mission aimed at supporting the beleaguered country is faltering
U.S. to send more heavy military equipment to Haiti as forces struggle to defeat armed gangs
Military authorities said they will send 24 additional armored vehicles and 34 overhead turrets
U.S. sanctions former Haitian president for his involvement in drug trafficking operations
Michel Martelly is accused of sponsoring gangs involved in several criminal activities, which also include displacing hundreds of thousands of people