Tag Archives: immigration
Hermanas haitianas y hermanos haitianos en Tapachula y Tijuana no se rinden.
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Also tagged archives, borders, Haiti, history, Mexico, United States
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Hunger Strikers at California’s Adelanto Detention Center
Miami’s Krome Service Processing Center has a well-deserved reputation for the particular cruelties it has dispensed upon the Haitian asylum seekers detained within its walls. Yet Krome’s notoriety may soon be superseded by a new breed of detention centers in the southwestern United States. A string of private prisons contracted by ICE operate near the […]
Diagnóstico regional sobre migración haitiana
The International Organization for Migration and the Institute for Public Policies on Human Rights of the Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR) has just released Diagnóstico regional sobre migration haitian, an in-depth study on the recent migration of nearly 85,000 Haitians to Brazil, Chile, and Argentina. While the full report (in Spanish) can be downloaded here, the journal Haiti Libre has posted […]
Haiti: New York City
Tabou Combo, “New York City,” (1989)
U.S.A. Dishonor and Disrespect (Haitian Interdiction 1981 to 1994)
dem na Cuban so dem noh count Kamau Brathwaite,“Dream Haiti,” (1995)
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Also tagged 1981, 1994, americas, Cuba, Haiti, history, Refugees, representation, United States
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