Haitians in a sentence

The police claimed they were suspected to be victims of a human trafficking ring but the Haitians have denied that and Toussaint said that since their detention, the Haitians have been denied counsel, although several requests were made.

A growing number of them are Haitians.

A Haitian-led solution ought to involve a national dialogue that addresses the freedoms Haitians should be enjoying in their country: political, economic, social, and personal security.

Aid efforts for Haitians enduring the gang violence ravaging their nation suffered a new blow with the kidnapping of an American nurse from New Hampshire and her young daughter, who were still missing Tuesday.

At the height of the most brutal of all slave regimes Haitians led the first successful revolt to become the first Black republic.

But successes are often overshadowed by scars that Haitians carry with them from abuses that came with those missions.

Canada has been urging other countries to follow its lead by slapping economic sanctions on Haitians whom Ottawa accuses of empowering the gangs.

Dominican President Luis Abinader says he will permanently close the border crossing at Dajabon Sept. 14 and prohibited visas for Haitians.

In a video for the El Roi Haiti website, Alix Dorsainvil describes Haitians as "full of joy, and life and love" and people she was blessed to know.

Meanwhile, chief medical officer for Portland, Dr. Sharon Lewis, said the Haitians have been tested for various diseases, including malaria and covid-19.

Melchie Daëlle Dumornay, just 19, was a revelation for the Haitians throughout.

Prior to the ease in travel, only Haitians were subject to restrictions amid concerns that they were using the country to try and enter the United States illegally.

Some 101 Haitians were abducted in the first two weeks of March alone.

The anarchy in Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital, where police and gangsters continue to clash, has displaced tens of thousands of Haitians.

The Biden administration also announced that 30,000 visas will be granted every month to Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans who apply from outside the United States, have a US-based sponsor and undergo a rigorous background check.

They take video clips, like this one of the Haitian masses cheering on police headed to protect the building of the canal, as incontrovertible proof that the “savage” Haitians seek to invade their homeland.

Thousands of Haitians yelled “Bwa kale!” on Monday as they marched, a reference to a violent uprising that began earlier this year, with civilians targeting suspected gang members.

Washington rationalized that it was necessary to teach Haitians the arts of self-government—a view that continues today.

When the gangs move in to claim new territory or to fight, local residents flee, resulting in impromptu camps occupied by displaced Haitians.

With no homes or job prospects, an estimated 200,000 Haitians move to the Dominican Republic in the months that follow, according to the UN.