Expulsions to Haiti denounced as inhumane
By NAGO News
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Local and international nongovernmental organizations strongly criticized on Thursday the continued deportations of Haitians from the United States, asserting that Haiti is not capable of receiving these individuals in adequate conditions. A new flight landed that day in Cap Haïtien.
Since the end of July 2026 and the revocation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians, Washington has accelerated the pace of deportations to Haiti. These operations have increased from one flight per month to one flight per week.
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