Thanks to this policy, thousands of Haitian members of our communities can work and support their families in safety.
70+ Organizations Call on Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to Suspend Deportations to Haiti
We call on Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to suspend all currently scheduled and future U.S. deportation flights to Haiti.
Refugees International Welcomes Modernization of Haitian and Cuban Family Reunification Parole Processes
Announced reforms to the Haitian and Cuban family reunification parole processes will make them more accessible.
Information on the New Parole Program Available to Haitians Outside the United States
The Biden administration has announced the creation of a new parole program that permits sponsors in the United States to apply for Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan beneficiaries to fly to the United States and remain in the U.S. for two years.
New Parole Program Must Not Weaken Access to Asylum Amidst Historic Regional Crises
The Biden administration’s expansion of parole authority contains positive steps to increase protective pathways from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela but ties this new policy to an unacceptable weakening of core U.S. asylum commitments.
Humanitarian Aid and Protection Pathways Needed for Haitians
Even as the country faces its worst humanitarian and security crisis in decades, Haitians continue to be deported to danger and refused access to refuge.
Letter: Biden Administration Must Extend and Redesignate Haiti for Temporary Protected Status
The Biden administration must extend and redesignate Haiti for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) in light of Haiti’s deteriorating security, governance, and humanitarian crises.
Letter: Biden Administration Must Prioritize Protections for Haitian Nationals
We call on the Biden administration to prioritize protections for Haitian nationals. The administration must not under any circumstances send asylum seekers and migrants to the notorious Guantánamo Bay or other offshore detention locations.
Experiences of Haitian Migrants in Mexico and at the U.S. Border
Refugees International hosted a webinar about how Mexico and the United States can work together to uphold the rights and meet the needs of Haitians.
Pushed into the Shadows: Mexico’s Reception of Haitian Migrants
The situation for Haitians in Mexico represents a longer journey of rejection, neglect, and difficulties throughout the Americas.