All posts tagged "Haitians"

A CNN panel cornered a MAGA commentator as he insisted "plenty of evidence" supports an aggressive Trump policy.

The panel, hosted by CNN anchor Abby Phillip, was talking about President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigrants and plans to expand operations to deport Haitian migrants.

"This is one of the areas where President Trump is doing strongest, and Republicans are doing strongest on crime," right-wing pundit Terry Schilling said....

A Republican lawmaker's comments about ICE ramping up deportations of Haitian immigrants stunned the internet on Monday.

Rep. Michael Rulli (R-OH) reacted to the federal agency's plan, praising the move during an interview with Fox News.

"Let's get them out of here. Let's get 'em all out of here, and let's start from the beginning," Rulli said....

A CNN pundit snapped at a right-wing panelist during a debate on immigration that turned into a shouting match.

During an appearance on CNN on Thursday night, Keith Boykin, a former Clinton White House aide, lost his cool while poking holes in an argument by Caroline Sunshine, a former Trump White House staffer.

Sunshine argued in favor of a Supreme Court decision that threatens temporary protected status for Haitians, and asked the panel around her, "Does anybody at this table, have you heard the name Aiden Clark?" referring to an 11-year-old boy who died in an Ohio bus crash in 2023. Clark's death has become a right-wing talking point because a Haitian immigrant collided with the bus....

PORT-AU-PRINCE – Haitians went to the polls on Sunday to choose between a popular singer and a former first lady as the quake-ravaged country's next leader in an environment dominated by the return of ex-president Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

MIAMI -- The United States resumed the deportation of Haitians on Thursday for the first time since the devastating earthquake that struck the poor Caribbean nation last year.

WASHINGTON — US President Barack Obama urged the world on Tuesday to honor its pledges to help Haiti emerge from the nightmare of a devastating earthquake one year ago that killed a quarter of a million people.