‘Should I keep paying my mortgage?’ Haitian families confront impossible choices around TPS
“Should I keep paying my mortgage?” “Who will take care of my child?” “Can I leave my apartment?” Th…
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Florida financier tied to Moïse assassination plot sentenced to 20 years in US prison
Keegan Harricharan, a South Florida businessman, was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after a…
As Haiti TPS deadline nears, again, pressure on Congress persists
Advocates across the country are urging lawmakers to act before Haiti's TPS expires on July 27 after…
Haiti enters Central American and Caribbean Games with athletes in different sports disciplines
Haiti has officially begun competition at the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Dom…
‘You need to turn your pain into champagne’: A documentary exposes the performance of fairness in immigration systems
A single remark from an immigration official becomes the defining moment in Pascale Solages’ documen…
Haiti U-20 men’s team begins 2026 Concacaf Championship with tough test against US
The tournament, running from July 24 to Aug. 9, will not only serve as a qualifying route to the nex…
Haiti draws mostly elite opponents in regional Nations League soccer tournament
The draw, held Thursday at Concacaf headquarters in Miami, marks the start of Haiti's first competit…
Haitians, Hondurans, Salvadorans in New Bedford cope with end of Temporary Protected Status
A Supreme Court decision clearing the way to end TPS has upended life for Haitian, Honduran and Salv…
Haiti launches voter registration in nine departments, excluding West due to insecurity
Originally scheduled to begin in April, voter registration has resumed as part of preparations for H…
Federal judges keep Haiti TPS in place through July 27, Senate bill fails
A federal appeals court has kept Haiti’s TPS protections in place through at least July 27, denying …