Daigdig · ArkiboHaitians Face 'Death Sentence' as US Ends Protected Status for 330,000Isinulat Setyembre 7, 2026 nang 9:22 PM UTCManoodTranskripsyon0:0033,000 Haitians in the United States are0:02losing their temporary protected status,0:04a legal shield granted after the 20100:07earthquake that is now being removed by0:09the Trump administration. The protection0:11that has allowed this population to live0:13and work in the US for over 15 years is0:15ending, converting a long-standing0:17certainty into immediate vulnerability.0:19In Miami's Little Haiti, the community0:21is bracing for the consequences.0:29Activist Fara describes the prospect of0:31being sent back to Haiti as a death0:32sentence. She has stocked up on supplies0:35to avoid leaving home fearing an0:36encounter with immigration enforcement.0:38Notre Dame de Haiti Church is seeing its0:40pews sit empty. A priest says0:42parishioners are too afraid to be seen0:44in public under threat of ICE raids.0:46Haiti itself remains one of the most0:48dangerous places on Earth. The State0:50Department has issued a level four0:52travel warning telling American citizens0:54not to travel there. Yet, the0:56administration is now moving toward0:58ending the legal protections that keep0:59people from being sent back. For1:01families with American-born children,1:03the anguish is compounded. Parents face1:06an impossible choice: drag their kids1:08into a nation overrun by gang violence1:10or leave them behind in the US. The1:12question now confronting this community:1:14Will enforcement proceed even as the1:16administration itself acknowledges the1:18peril in Haiti that its own advisory1:20makes clear?Basahin ang artikuloTakbo ng kuwento sa panahonHeyDexAng maikling video ↗
