More than half a million Haitian refugees who sought shelter and stability in the United States will lose protection against deportation this summer under a policy change by the Trump administration.

A Southern California man recalls the terrifying moment he was surrounded and violently beaten by a group of teenagers in Los ...

So Dessalines, I did the work down on the next block of the big Haitian flags. You learn from my work, you learn from, what is this supposed to be? What is that supposed to be? When you come to ...

not even the Order of Canada pin he neglected to pick up at the 2018 ceremony. Of course Gretzky can politically support anyone he chooses, even a president who wants to make Canada into the 51st ...

TPS designation allowed Haitians to stay and work legally in the United States. The notice says Haiti was initially designated after catastrophic earthquake in 2010 killed more than 200,000 people.

Flags across Oklahoma are to fly at half-staff to honor former governor and University of Oklahoma president David Boren, who died Thursday at 83. On Thursday, Gov. Kevin Stitt issued an executive ...

The Tunisian Ministry of Tourism said last Tuesday (18 February) that Algerians and Libyans were at the forefront of the number of arrivals to Tunisia in 2024. According to the Anadolu News Agency, ...

President Trump threatened the decision during his campaign when he targeted the Haitian population in Springfield after falsely saying they had been stealing and eating neighbors’ pets.

For Springfield’s Haitian population, the move was expected — Trump vowed during his campaign to start his mass deportation effort in Springfield — but still jarring. “This is definitely a ...

Haiti was first granted TPS in 2010 following a massive earthquake that Haiti’s government estimated killed 310,000 people. The country has largely maintained its TPS status ever since.