Archive | Haiti and the Caribbean

Because Puerto Ricans live there.

Two excellent books on immigration.

No comment.

Protections for 300,000 foreigners extended through January 2020.

Being the descendant of a Jamaican slave is not the same as being a descendant of an American slave.

Protests ignited by corruption and high inflation.

Perp was an adopted Haitian orphan.

As acting AG, he refused to let Haitians with HIV enter the U.S.

Happy 25th birthday to Elián González.

How "diversity" works against American blacks.

Spanish leads the list, with 41 million speakers.

They want access to Spanish-language ballots, election materials, and assistance.

She overstayed her visitor visa.

Suit claims ending temporary protected status is "racially motivated."

They are going to Chile now that it's harder to get in to the U.S.

Hike in gas prices sends Haitians on a looting spree.

He thinks the British flag should be scrapped because it was flown during the Crusades.

It's the "biggest push for statehood in years."

Media worry about backlash.

They don't even pretend he is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors.

Salvadorans may be next.

DHS says Haitians overstay and abuse H-2A and H-2B visas.

Jamaica's murders are up 30 percent over last year.

The President nails it.

"We should have more people from Norway."

Congressman says Trump’s views are “racially insensitive and ignorant.”

The country's population is 2.8 million.

250,000 people get bonuses. An average $600 for current workers, and $200 for retirees.

“This Administration seems determined to Make America White Again.”

Fortunately, very few want to come.

Americans blacks want to exclude the brothers from the Caribbean and Africa.

Honduras, El Salvador, and Haiti prefer the remittance money to getting their people back.

They're allegedly reserving goods for their political supporters.

Not Donald Trump.

Lauren Southern reports.

Half of Canadians want them deported.

Montreal's Olympic stadium is now being used to house the flood of asylum seekers.

Perhaps no other part of history is more muddled.

Cuba defends cop-killers, says they are civil rights activists.

"The United States of America will have to obey the will of our people!"

And Puerto Ricans streaming into the US.

Seven years after the earthquake, it's time they left.

They now have "temporary protected status" because of the 2010 earthquake.

Others are getting the word, too.

People then tried to burn the bus and the passengers inside.

Haitians denied entry to US are staying in Mexico.

His terror group was responsible for hundreds of bombings.

Puerto Rico is defaulting on millions in public debt.

But only "non-threatening" Haitians.

They are trying to get to the US side.

Now that so many are coming US will start deporting Haitians again.

But Haiti wouldn't take him back.

PR governor blames "a brutal campaign of racial discrimination and lies against us."

Came from Uganda by way of Brazil.

Thousands will be flown over Nicaragua, which is blocking their route.

Tens of thousands of Haitians are being expelled.

White House wants Congress to give Puerto Rico a full bail-out program.

Some distant relative of the PM was a slave owner.

Not "handouts," but a "joint programme of rehabilitation and renewal."

Puerto Rico can't pay its debt; it will stiff its lenders.

Some claim the Dominican Republic is deporting people based on race.

Governor Padilla admits $72 billion debt is unpayable.

Plan provokes "international outcry."

There are now more Puerto Ricans in Florida than in Puerto Rico.

Paranoid schizophrenic Jamaican was deported due to "serious criminality."

Government needs to raise $3 billion in three months.

Head of state: " I would close that congress thing. . . . Out of my way.”

American private citizens donated $1.4 billion to Haiti after the earthquake.

New tricks for getting into the US.

Executive action could bring more than 100,000 Haitians to the US.

She may have Ebola.

Clinton cronies wasting hundreds of millions of dollars in Haiti.

There are a million more Puerto Ricans on the US mainland than in Puerto Rico.

"Having an instant multicultural family was magical . . . for about two weeks."

They need money to heal their collective "psychological trauma."