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onlyrashida :
Source: Reuters & The Guardian
2026-03-14 19:04:28
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louiseaori :
Big up you for taking about this
2026-04-12 22:38:46
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Farrell 🌎 :
As a Haitian, I appreciate your take on this
2026-04-18 18:01:50
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cn :
Hey mums check ur DMs
2026-03-14 19:41:08
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Isa🇩🇴❤ :
Why are we the main subject in this? Its not just DR who's deporting Haiti btw.
2026-03-15 15:48:04
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Shareena | UGC Creator 🎥 :
I’m glad you’re taking about this !!
2026-03-22 07:59:08
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💎BoyThunderNYC💎 :
Haiti is currently more stable than you think. We just need people on the outside like you to highlight more positive and progressive things that are happening in Haiti. People like you need to follow my profile and the reposts I make so you can see Haiti today March 2026. Tell the USA to stop blocking flights. It’s not as dangerous as they make it seem.
2026-03-15 06:05:55
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user75428464 :
no
2026-03-14 19:51:40
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geewizinfinity :
I appreciate you broaching the subject of Haiti. But what would be helpful to Haiti is if the Caribbean of all regions avoided repeating Western created tropes about Haiti. Haiti doesn’t need “help.” Haiti needs true regional and hemispheric allies and partners with a backbone. The Caribbean and Latin America have never had the collective will to stand up to the bully in its backyard. This irrational fear of Haitian migration would be a less of an issue if the collective told the U.S. to stop its meddling. A significant number of Haitian migrants are economic migrants. Haiti’s minimum wage esp in manufacturing has been affected by U.S. business interests.
2026-03-15 05:45:43
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sharra.moore :
Crazy
2026-03-15 13:08:47
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don'tbeinyourfeeling :
I prefer Haitian put together help theirself cuz if other help Haitian they just going to throw it back in the face every chance they get I believe karma going to those countries Haitian help
2026-03-14 21:31:33
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staypositive400 :
Many people don’t realize that it isn’t only the Dominican Republic deporting Haitians. The United States, Turks and Caicos Islands, the Bahamas, and several other Caribbean nations deport Haitians regularly. This happens for a few key reasons. First, much of the extreme gang violence is concentrated mainly in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince. Haiti is a large country with other regions where people can potentially live and rebuild their lives. The entire country is not experiencing the exact same level of instability as the capital. Second, Haiti has a long and powerful history. It was the first free Black republic and a nation that fought bravely against slavery. Many people believe Haitians should work toward reclaiming that legacy and rebuilding their country, rather than relying on smaller neighboring nations that already have limited resources. Third, Haiti has a very large population. Officially it is around 11–12 million people, and some estimates suggest the real number could be closer to 15 million. When large numbers of people migrate to much smaller countries in the Caribbean, it can place serious pressure on housing, jobs, infrastructure, and social services. Because of these factors, many Caribbean nations enforce strict immigration policies and deportations. Some people argue that the long-term solution is for Haiti’s leadership and international partners to focus on stabilizing and rebuilding Haiti itself, so that Haitians do not feel forced to leave their country in the first place.
2026-03-15 14:39:13
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