America's Continuous Struggles Against Haitians Seeking Liberation

The United States bears a disconcerting history of imposing harsh measures on Haitian immigrants, rooted in anti-Black biases and apprehensions regarding emancipation. As the inaugural Black republic, Haiti is viewed as a potential menace, prompting severe actions against those in search of refuge. Recent reductions to Temporary Protected Status jeopardize nearly 500,000 Haitians with deportation, underscoring an enduring trend of bias. While other refugees often garner compassion, Haitians are met with systemic antagonism. The Black Alliance for Just Immigration tirelessly champions humane policies that uphold safety and dignity for all migrants.