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A bipartisan House vote extended protection for Haitian immigrants. Will the Senate follow suit?

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By Brian Concannon
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is trying to smash a proven solution to dozens of problems by terminating Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians currently living, working, and contributing to communities across Pennsylvania and the United States. A bipartisan vote in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday to extend that protection provides an opportunity to keep this solution in place.
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Human Rights Lawyer Mario Joseph, 62, has Died Following a Car Accident

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By Brian Concannon
| Haiti Liberté Verified
In a freak car accident in the courtyard of his home in Delmas 33 on Mar. 27, Mario Joseph was grievously injured and burned, finally succumbing to his injuries at the UNIFA Hospital in Tabarre on Mar. 31. We at Haïti Liberté have had our Port-au-Prince bureau based in Mario’s law offices since our founding in 2007.
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U.S. should end a long history of interfering and allow Haiti to prosper | Opinion

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By Marleine Bastien, Brian Concannon
| Miami Herald Verified
Haitians in South Florida — and their families, friends, employers and supporters — are grappling with this week’s immigration raids, the new administration’s plan to deport as many as a million people, mostly immigrants of color, currently living legally in Florida and other states. Now, the U.S. is preparing Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba to detain them all.
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