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July 23, 2012

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#LetsTalkAboutIt 🇭🇹 ⁠ Actress, comedian, a

#LetsTalkAboutIt 🇭🇹 ⁠
Actress, comedian, author, and cultural commentator @AmandaSeales is again using her platform to stand firmly with the #Haitian community. In a passionate Instagram Reel, she delivered a powerful message about U.S. immigration policy and its impact on #Haitians: “Plot twist: they were all Haitian.”⁠
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Referring to the #TrumpAdministration’s decision to rescind Temporary Protected Status (#TPS) for more than 500,000 Haitian migrants, Seales warned that Haitians are next “on the quota list” for ICE enforcement.⁠
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Seales emphasized that "assimilation won’t protect Black immigrants: 'They don’t care what color, shape, or size you are,' she said. “Speaking English won’t save you.” Her message calls attention to the dangerous illusion that specific Black identities are safe from systemic targeting.⁠
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With a striking call to action, Seales posed the question: “Who is Haitian?” and reminded viewers that regardless of identity, appearance, or background, the system does not care. She insisted that the Black diaspora must unite and put aside divisions because “fascism has no limit.”⁠
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#UPDATE - Deep in the heart of the Florida Evergla

#UPDATE - Deep in the heart of the Florida Everglades, hidden behind layers of swamp, barbed wire, and political controversy, sits a newly constructed immigration detention facility many are calling “Alligator Alcatraz.” ⁠
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Inside, the layout is stark: rows of steel-framed cots, fluorescent lights, portable bathrooms, and limited air circulation. Security is tight, and cameras are everywhere. Despite claims from state officials that the compound meets emergency standards, visitors and journalists who toured the site this week described extreme heat and humidity inside the tents, intensified by the surrounding wetlands and swampy terrain.⁠
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Adding to growing concerns, the facility is already facing flooding issues. Just one day after its grand opening on July 1st, rainwater and mud reportedly entered the site, prompting emergency repairs. Puddles were spotted near electrical equipment, and state contractors rushed overnight to reinforce the tent seams. While officials downplayed the flooding as minor and temporary, critics say it’s proof the site is ill-equipped to handle South Florida’s intense weather, especially during hurricane season.⁠
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The nickname “Alligator Alcatraz” reflects more than just the facility’s isolation the Everglades are home to thousands of alligators, making escape nearly impossible and raising serious safety questions for detainees and staff alike. Environmentalists, Indigenous groups, and human rights organizations have all raised red flags, citing both ecological damage and moral concerns over detaining people in such conditions.⁠
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Despite the outcry, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former President Donald Trump, who visited the site on opening day, praised the facility as a model for future immigration enforcement. As hurricane season begins and national attention sharpens, the world is now watching what unfolds inside Alligator Alcatraz.⁠
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@CBSNews @CBSEveningNews @Beyondballott⁠
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So, y’all turned on our girl Chelly?! Chelley Bi

So, y’all turned on our girl Chelly?! Chelley Bissainthe’s time on #LoveIslandUSA has taken a dramatic turn. Once seen as a confident, rising favorite in the villa, she’s now the subject of intense online criticism, and some say the hate has gone way too far.
The recent shift stems from several emotionally charged moments on the show. During the “Heart-Rate Challenge,” Chelley publicly called out Huda for getting close to Ace, accusing her of being inconsistent and disrespectful. The moment struck a nerve with fans, who quickly pointed out Chelley’s earlier kiss with Huda’s then-partner, Chris, labeling the confrontation hypocritical.
That moment snowballed into further drama. In the anonymous letter challenge, Chelley joined other islanders in sharply criticizing Huda, calling her disloyal and self-centered. Viewers described the moment as mean-spirited and borderline bullying, with many calling the Haitian-American love islander out for participating in what they saw as a group attack.
The controversy intensified when fans accused Chelley of twisting the term “girl’s girl” into a weapon to shame other women in the villa, especially during Episode 26’s “Stand on Business” segment. What was once a term of empowerment became a dividing line, and viewers were quick to highlight the irony in Chelley’s use of it.
Now, social media has turned toxic. Chelley’s social media handler reportedly disabled her comments after she received threats and extreme hate online. The show itself stepped in with reminders urging viewers to “be kind” and remember that contestants are real people, echoing concerns raised by host Ariana Madix and other cast supporters.
Still, fans are divided. Some stand by Chelley, saying she was emotional and acted in the heat of the moment like anyone would. Others believe she crossed a line and let her frustrations turn into public shade. What’s clear is that editing, group dynamics, and the intensity of reality TV have all collided to create a high-pressure environment, and Chelley’s image has taken the hit.
Source: @Peacock @_Slimthin⁠
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At #BAYO at the Barclays Center in #Brooklyn, Shab

At #BAYO at the Barclays Center in #Brooklyn, Shabba and J. Perry delivered an electrifying performance that had the crowd jumping and dancing in unison. Their rendition of the iconic hit “#Dekole” sent waves of energy through the arena, embodying the song’s spirit and uniting fans in celebration.
Earlier in the set, #Shabba honored #Haiti with a heartfelt tribute, dedicating his performance to showcasing love and pride for the nation. His solo set the stage for the dynamic collaboration that followed with J. Perry. Together, they created one of the most memorable and high-energy moments of the night, leaving an indelible mark on BAYO 2025.
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Okay Waist!!! Carlo Vieux, one of the three member

Okay Waist!!! Carlo Vieux, one of the three members of the legendary Haitian band #CaRiMi made a surprise appearance at #BAYO and instantly lit up the stage. Teaming up with Michael Brun, the two had the crowd “holding on tight” as things got “pretty bumpy.” 🇭🇹🇭🇹
After a playful moment winding his waist with Brun, Carlo took the crowd on a journey through CaRiMi classics. He later joined fellow bandmate Richard Cavé for a few more fan-favorite hits, delivering one of the most nostalgic and high-energy sets of the night.
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One Caribbean 🇭🇹🇯🇲😍❤️⁠ 🎥 @

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This is what Caribbean joy looks like. 🇭🇹🌊⁠
@FlavourMingle_ is where bold flavor meets heritage! Artisanal Caribbean-inspired snacks handcrafted by two Haitian sisters in New York.⁠
From Tropical Coconut Brittle to Spicy Scotch Bonnet Peanut Butter, every bite brings you closer to home.⁠
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#BREAKINGNEWS - In significant victory for Haitian

#BREAKINGNEWS - In significant victory for Haitian immigrants, a federal judge in the Eastern District of New York ruled that DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s attempt to end Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status (TPS) early was unlawful.⁠
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The July 1, 2025 decision in Haitian Evangelical Clergy Association et al. v. Trump et al. ensures about 50,000 Haitian TPS holders can stay and work in the U.S. until at least February 3, 2026.⁠
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TPS allows people from designated countries to remain in the U.S. when returning home is unsafe due to conflict, disaster, or crisis. Haiti has held TPS since the 2010 earthquake, with extensions granted due to ongoing gang violence, political instability, and economic collapse. The latest extension, issued in July 2024 by then-DHS Secretary Mayorkas, set the expiration date to February 2026.⁠
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On February 24, 2025, Noem announced a partial rollback, shortening the end date to August 3, 2025, and later moved to terminate TPS entirely by September 2, 2025.⁠
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Plaintiffs, including community and labor groups, argued Noem’s actions violated the Administrative Procedure Act. The law requires a review at least 60 days before expiration and prohibits ending TPS before that date. They said Noem lacked authority and that her move disrupted families, jobs, and medical care, forcing thousands to prepare for deportation early. Many have U.S.-born children and deep roots in their communities.⁠
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The government argued courts lack jurisdiction over TPS and that Noem could reconsider the extension. They claimed TPS is temporary and should be expected to end.⁠
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Judge Brian Cogan disagreed, ruling that Noem’s rollback was unlawful. He granted partial summary judgment to the plaintiffs and delayed her decision.⁠
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The court said the early termination caused immediate harm and that maintaining TPS protections would not hurt the public. DHS can still seek lawful termination if proper steps are followed.⁠
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The ruling protects Haitian TPS holders from deportation through February 3, 2026, as Haiti continues to face worsening conditions.⁠ Link to read full article and lawsuit is posted on our IG stories and Facebook page.
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This video just made our day! 🇭🇹🇭🇹 ⁠

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Haitian konpa music has produced many enduring tracks, and “Chérie” by #DixieBand stands as one of its finest. Released in 1986 on the album Vérité (Moradisc MGP 4016), this song captures the essence of #konpa dirèk with its smooth guitar riffs, steady percussion, and heartfelt lyricism, making it a beloved piece of Haiti’s musical heritage.⁠
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Dixie Band, led by drummer and composer #TucoBouzi, rose to prominence in the 1980s. “Chérie,” an 8-minute, 5-second track from Vérité, showcases the band’s signature funky and soulful style, with influences from traditional Haitian sounds and hints of salsa.⁠
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“Chérie” has become a cultural staple, frequently heard at Haitian family gatherings and on radio stations.⁠
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#LunionSuiteMusicCorner 🇭🇹 ⁠ Love isn’t

#LunionSuiteMusicCorner 🇭🇹 ⁠
Love isn’t just a feeling; it’s a journey. Haitian-American artists @CliffKhawly & @Gio_K_worldwide take you through every stage of it in their new genre-blending project, “License To Love,” where Afrobeats, R&B, and Pop collide. This summer-ready album delivers passion, rhythm, and soul from the first spark to the final healing.⁠
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Available now on all platforms.⁠
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Tag someone who needs this in their playlist. ⁠
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After sparking a wave of online debate over his cu

33-year-old New York State Assemblyman and mayoral

33-year-old New York State Assemblyman and mayoral candidate #ZohranMamdani made a surprise appearance at Brooklyn’s @BAYOTour, reaffirming his commitment to #HaitianAmerican residents amid mounting concern over the termination of Temporary Protected Status (#TPS) for #Haitians. Speaking to a cheering crowd, Mamdani declared, “As the next mayor of this city, I will be proud to stand up for Haitian New Yorkers every single day.” ⁠
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Mamdani, who represents Queens’ District 36 and organically emerged as the Democratic nominee in the citywide primary, has deep ties to New York’s immigrant communities. The BAYO Festival appearance was one among several moments showcasing his connection to #Haitian culture and voters. ⁠
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Mamdani’s standing in the Haitian community arrives as the Trump administration’s recent decision looms large. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced an end to TPS for Haitian nationals, effective August 3, with deportations slated for September. The reversal has sparked alarm from immigrant advocates and local officials nationwide.⁠
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#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

Current and former elected officials, clergy membe

Current and former elected officials, clergy members, immigration lawyers, and community advocates gathered Monday in the heart of Little Haiti to condemn the Trump administration’s decision to end #TemporaryProtectedStatus (TPS) for Haitian nationals living in the United States.⁠
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The decision, announced late last week by the Department of Homeland Security, will affect more than 500,000 #Haitian immigrants, many of whom have lived and worked legally in the U.S. for over a decade. Under the ruling, protections for Haitians will end on September 2, 2025, with removals expected to begin immediately after.⁠
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In response, #SouthFlorida leaders organized a press conference and rally outside the Little Haiti Cultural Complex, urging federal officials to reconsider what they described as a dangerous, inhumane, and politically motivated move.⁠
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The Department of Homeland Security justified its decision by stating that conditions in Haiti had improved since the devastating 2010 earthquake that first prompted the TPS designation. However, critics point to ongoing violence, widespread gang control, food insecurity, and a collapsed healthcare system as clear indicators that the country remains unsafe for returning nationals.⁠
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Many at the gathering also highlighted the short 60-day wind-down period before TPS expires, which is among the shortest in the program’s history. Advocates fear it will not give families and legal representatives enough time to prepare, especially with immigration courts already overwhelmed.⁠
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Several #TPS recipients shared emotional testimonies, describing the trauma of past kidnappings, the fear of being sent back to a failed state, and the devastation of being separated from their U.S.-born children.⁠
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Monday’s event in Little Haiti drew local news coverage and the attention of national immigrant advocacy organizations. The National Haitian American Elected Officials Network (NHAEON), the Haitian Lawyers Association, and several civil rights groups have called Congress to intervene.⁠
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Video Source: @CBSMiami⁠
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Kounye a plis pase tout tan, li esansyèl pou depo

Kounye a plis pase tout tan, li esansyèl pou depoze aplikasyon w lan ak yon pwofesyonèl ki konnen sa y ap fè. Jij yo te resevwa yon kominikasyon kote yo te di yo pou yo eseye debarase yo de ka yo. Donk, si aplikasyon yo pa byen fèt epi yo gen enfòmasyon ki manke. Yo ka ranvwaye ka yo paske yo pa legalman solid.⁠
Konnen dwa ou. Pa panse yon ka fèmen vle di ou an sekirite.⁠
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Now more than ever, it is essential to file your application with a professional who knows what they are doing. Judges have received a communication telling them to try to get rid of their cases. So, if applications are not properly filed and have missing information. They can dismiss the case because it is not legally sound.⁠
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