
Haiti
Americas
Advocacy for Haiti
What’s Happening?
Haiti’s president was assassinated in July 2021 and has lacked any elected government officials since early 2023. Violent gangs have taken increasing control over the country, half the population needs humanitarian aid, food insecurity is growing, and disease—including cholera—is spreading.
What Must Be Done?
Refugees International is advocating for an end to the political stalemate, empowerment of local groups to respond to humanitarian needs, and the creation of pathways to safety for Haitians.
Latest Reports and Briefs
Latest Statements and News
Refugees International Welcomes Modernization of Haitian and Cuban Family Reunification Parole Processes
August 16, 2023

New Parole Program Must Not Weaken Access to Asylum Amidst Historic Regional Crises
January 5, 2023

U.S. Deportations to Haiti ‘Legally and Morally Indefensible’
September 20, 2021
Latest Opinions, Q&As, and Explainers
Latest Advocacy Letters

Letter: Biden Administration Must Extend and Redesignate Haiti for Temporary Protected Status
November 22, 2022

Letter: Biden Administration Must Prioritize Protections for Haitian Nationals
November 4, 2022

Joint Letter: The United States Must Stop Deportations and Abuse Against Haitians
December 15, 2021
Latest Events and Testimonies
Featured Image: A woman walks down a street in Port au Prince, Haiti on February 10, 2018. © Spencer Platt/Getty Images
Take Action
Support Afghans Seeking Safety
Afghans evacuated to the United States deserve permanency and security to rebuild their lives here. Congress must pass the Afghan Adjustment Act.
