Each week, planes return Haitian nationals to Port-au-Prince — a capital fractured by gang control, kidnapping, and state collapse — with no money, no shelter, and no transition support waiting for them. They arrive as strangers in a dangerous country, many having spent their formative years in the United States, and are left to navigate immediate threats before nightfall. The accelerating pace of these deportations has exposed a humanitarian gap at the seam between two governments: one with the power to remove, and one without the capacity to receive. What remains unresolved is the oldest que
Deported Haitians Left Broke and Vulnerable to Gang Violence
Hundreds of deported Haitians are left destitute and exposed to gang violence, facing displacement and potential harm upon return.