Biden has so far deported more Haitians in a few weeks than the Trump did in a whole year
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This is all I've argued here and got banned and castigated for it. And I won't be renewing because of that censorship.
There will never be a true 3rd party here because the other 2 work together to ensure it never happens.
Who writes campaign and election laws? Who determines ballot eligibility?
Democrats and Republicans.
you know the part that stuck out to me was this VOTING FOR THE LESSER OF TWO EVILS IS NOT A SOLUTION...
then what do you call this??
that sounds like rooting for the lesser of two evils....I thought that wasnt a solution????
make it make sense...
Make it make sense?!? Why are you asking Supersav to answer for statements I made in AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT THREAD TO AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT POSTER ON AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT TOPIC?!?!?
ok then YOU make it make senseMake it make sense?!? Why are you asking Supersav to answer for statements I made in AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT THREAD TO AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT POSTER ON AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT TOPIC?!?!?
......
Told yall, shoulda joined team reperations. Now they are about to ship all y'all back to wherever you came from in cuffs, if you're lucky. I voted harris, but you could have activated so many black american voters if you had just stuck to the script.
Wasn't "team reparations" the same group of people telling them they need to go back to their own country?
Ok…And?
That's my question to you
IDGAF about illegals or immigrants. Do you fall into that category?That's my question to you
You seem to take issue with Biden supposedly expelling Haitians but not others..
Biden administration grants temporary protected status to Haitian immigrants living in US
TPS protects nationals of certain countries from deportation and allows them to apply for work permits.
The Biden administration on Saturday announced it is granting Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to Haitian nationals who are currently living in the U.S. for 18 months amid ongoing security concerns, poverty and human rights abuses in the country.
TPS protects nationals of designated countries living in the U.S. from potential deportation if they are eligible and also allows them to apply for work permits, as well as giving them the freedom to travel. Those eligible for the Haitian TPS designation need to be in the country as of May 21.
Biden administration grants temporary protected status to Haitian immigrants living in US
The Biden administration on Saturday announced it is granting Haitian nationals, who are currently living in the U.S., Temporary Protected Status for an initial 18 months amid ongoing security concerns and human rights abuses in the country.www.foxnews.com
now watch the response..
@xfactor @VAiz4hustlaz @Supersav
@BKF @zod16 @God Dammit @Shaka54 @
@geechiedan
So he threw most of them out then put a stop on throwing them out so it doesn’t look like he had already thrown them out?!?!
He threw out more Haitians during the first two months of his administration than Trump did in all of (fiscal year) 2020!!
“More Haitians have been removed to Haiti in the weeks since President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris took office than during all of fiscal year 2020,” according to the Invisible Wall report, published by the Haitian Bridge Alliance, the Quixote Center, and the UndocuBlack Network.
Make it make sense geechie!! Make it make sense!
Trump administration ends extension of Haiti's temporary protected status
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is vacating a Biden administration decision to extend the status into 2026.The Trump administration on Thursday canceled an extension of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, the latest move by the president targeting the form of immigration relief for people coming from countries facing political upheaval and natural disasters.
In June, amid the island's violent domestic turmoil, the Biden administration announced the temporary immigration protection was extended for Haitians until February 2026.
The Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday that it was vacating the extension and the protections would end on Aug. 3.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem described the decision by the former administration as an attempt to "tie the hands" of President Donald Trump.
"President Trump and I are returning TPS to its original status: temporary," Noem said in the statement.
Biden extended TPS in June for Haitians who arrived in the U.S. on or before June 3, 2024, to provide humanitarian relief. The small island nation descended into widespread gang violence last year, forcing the former Haitian president to flee the country and resign.
The U.S. previously designated the status for Haitians who arrived in the country before the 2010 earthquake and renewed it as recently as 2022 prior to Biden's decision.
waiting for opinions from the FUCKBOI BUNCH
so far....
They only care about Haitians when they need an anti-dem talking point. Otherwise, it's fuck'em.Trump administration ends extension of Haiti's temporary protected status
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is vacating a Biden administration decision to extend the status into 2026.
The Trump administration on Thursday canceled an extension of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, the latest move by the president targeting the form of immigration relief for people coming from countries facing political upheaval and natural disasters.
In June, amid the island's violent domestic turmoil, the Biden administration announced the temporary immigration protection was extended for Haitians until February 2026.
The Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday that it was vacating the extension and the protections would end on Aug. 3.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem described the decision by the former administration as an attempt to "tie the hands" of President Donald Trump.
"President Trump and I are returning TPS to its original status: temporary," Noem said in the statement.
Biden extended TPS in June for Haitians who arrived in the U.S. on or before June 3, 2024, to provide humanitarian relief. The small island nation descended into widespread gang violence last year, forcing the former Haitian president to flee the country and resign.
The U.S. previously designated the status for Haitians who arrived in the country before the 2010 earthquake and renewed it as recently as 2022 prior to Biden's decision.
waiting for opinions from the FUCKBOI BUNCH
so far....
Is that old fuck dead from the cancer yet?Trump administration ends extension of Haiti's temporary protected status
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is vacating a Biden administration decision to extend the status into 2026.
The Trump administration on Thursday canceled an extension of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, the latest move by the president targeting the form of immigration relief for people coming from countries facing political upheaval and natural disasters.
In June, amid the island's violent domestic turmoil, the Biden administration announced the temporary immigration protection was extended for Haitians until February 2026.
The Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday that it was vacating the extension and the protections would end on Aug. 3.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem described the decision by the former administration as an attempt to "tie the hands" of President Donald Trump.
"President Trump and I are returning TPS to its original status: temporary," Noem said in the statement.
Biden extended TPS in June for Haitians who arrived in the U.S. on or before June 3, 2024, to provide humanitarian relief. The small island nation descended into widespread gang violence last year, forcing the former Haitian president to flee the country and resign.
The U.S. previously designated the status for Haitians who arrived in the country before the 2010 earthquake and renewed it as recently as 2022 prior to Biden's decision.
waiting for opinions from the FUCKBOI BUNCH
so far....
thats another thread....what your take on your boy trump taking away TPS for haitians?? considering you said this:
so..what your opinion on what trump is doing???
My stance is the same. Your country fucks up these smaller countries then wanna send them back to the shit. What's different between Biden and Trump? It was the Clinton's that fucked Haiti over the mostthats another thread....what your take on your boy trump taking away TPS for haitians?? considering you said this:
so..what your opinion on what trump is doing???
THE 2020 ELECTION
The Biden campaign has tried to distance the Democrat from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Some Haitians have long argued that Clinton, former President Bill Clinton and the Clinton Foundation profited off of the 2010 earthquake in Haitiand they failed to help rebuild the country. However, those claims have never been proven true and were used by the Trump campaign frequently in 2016 to court Haitian voters.
That distrust showed in the last election. In 2016, heavily Haitian precincts in Miami-Dade had a markedly lower turnout compared with overall county numbers, according to Smith.
“This is a night-and-day response from this campaign compared to 2016,” said Karen Andre, a senior adviser to Biden who’s Haitian American. “The Haitian community left from that cycle feeling they were not adequately addressed. However, that’s far from the case [now].”
Haitian Americans backing Trump argue that he has followed through on his 2016 promise to be their “greatest champion.” On Thursday, they held a virtual “Haitians for Trump MAGA Meet-up” with Alveda King, niece of Martin Luther King Jr., an evangelist and enthusiastic Trump supporter.
“We connected the community with the Truths,” organizer Madgie Nicolas tweeted. “Haitians are RESILIENT, follow@HaitianForTrump growing massively ready to reelect POTUS @realdonaldtrump.”
2025
President Trump's latest travel ban has made many immigrants and their families nervous about the future.
The president targeted a dozen countries in the latest ban, citing national security concerns.
He also restricted travel for people coming from seven other countries.
It doesn't apply to people with visas who are already in the United States.
In Little Haiti in Flatbush, reactions range from an insult to a shrug.
At Buffet Kreol in Flatbush, Brooklyn, around the corner from the Little Haiti train station, an image of one of the fathers of Haiti, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, stands on the roof.
Daniella Volty's mom lives in Haiti with an American visa that's set to expire soon.
"It's not based on any real reason why we have the travel ban in Haiti. If there was a real reason, I would understand it," Haitian-American Daniella Volty said.
"We are American allies. We came here and fought for this war for America ... you turn your back on your allies? Doesn't sound good to me," said Jean Marcellin, who works at Buffet Kreol.
Pierre Phnor left Haiti when he was a teenager and thinks maybe the ban isn't all bad.
"Probably will teach them a lesson so they have to respect. The Haitian is falling apart over there. Too much guns," Phnor said.
The president says starting Monday, the U.S. is blocking people from 12 countries from entering the U.S., citing national security concerns.
A dramatic escalation in his immigration crackdown.
"We want to keep bad people out of the country. The Biden administration allowed some horrendous people and we're getting them out one-by-one and we're not stopping until we get them out," President Trump said.
The ban includes countries mainly in Africa and the Middle East, among them Afghanistan, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.
People from seven countries, including Cuba and Venezuela, will have partial restrictions. They will not be able to come to the US permanently or get certain visas.
The ban comes days after an attack in Boulder, Colorado, where an Egyptian man who overstayed his visa has been charged with a federal hate crime for allegedly attacking a group of demonstrators advocating for the release of hostages in Gaza.
Egypt, though, is not one of the countries included in the travel ban.
"Well because Egypt is a country that we deal with very closely. They have things under control," Trump said.
Meanwhile, a break in the ranks in team MAGA.
Upstate New York Republican congressmember and Trump ally Mike Lawler is calling for the immediate reversal on the travel ban on Haiti, saying there is no evidence Haiti is a threat to national security.
"I think the Haitian population has long been integrated into the United States. About 40 percent of the Haitian people live in the U.S.," Lawler said.
The White House says they're targeting countries that lack proper vetting, failed to share identity and threat information or exhibit high visa overstay rates.
"The situation on the ground in Haiti is disastrous and obviously, the Haitian people have been subjected to kidnapping, murder, human trafficking," Lawler said.
The travel ban is certain to face legal challenges. President Trump said the list of countries could be updated.
abc7ny.com
“Now, as the Trump administration is trying to put an end to TPS, everything that I have worked so hard to build is at risk, and the situation in Haiti is not good,” Michaud said in a press release emailed by the union. “I filed this lawsuit not just for myself and my wife, but for hundreds of thousands of my fellow Haitians here on TPS whose lives would be upended.”
prismreports.org
@Joe Money @FLoss @Supersav @xfactor
theres a @HEXIT alright....the felon in chief about to hexit all those mofos right up outta here!!!
but but Biden....
#Hexit
In 2016, Trump won about 20 percent of the Haitian vote, according to an analysis of data from University of Florida political scientist Dan Smith. This year, Haitians for Trump are marshaling new voters by pitching the president as a businessman who will bring more jobs to the Black community. A vote for him, they argue, is a rejection of Democratic pandering.The Biden campaign has tried to distance the Democrat from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Some Haitians have long argued that Clinton, former President Bill Clinton and the Clinton Foundation profited off of the 2010 earthquake in Haitiand they failed to help rebuild the country. However, those claims have never been proven true and were used by the Trump campaign frequently in 2016 to court Haitian voters.
That distrust showed in the last election. In 2016, heavily Haitian precincts in Miami-Dade had a markedly lower turnout compared with overall county numbers, according to Smith.
“This is a night-and-day response from this campaign compared to 2016,” said Karen Andre, a senior adviser to Biden who’s Haitian American. “The Haitian community left from that cycle feeling they were not adequately addressed. However, that’s far from the case [now].”
Haitian Americans backing Trump argue that he has followed through on his 2016 promise to be their “greatest champion.” On Thursday, they held a virtual “Haitians for Trump MAGA Meet-up” with Alveda King, niece of Martin Luther King Jr., an evangelist and enthusiastic Trump supporter.
“We connected the community with the Truths,” organizer Madgie Nicolas tweeted. “Haitians are RESILIENT, follow@HaitianForTrump growing massively ready to reelect POTUS @realdonaldtrump.”
2025
Haitian community in Brooklyn reacts to Trump's travel bans
President Trump's latest travel ban has made many immigrants and their families nervous about the future.
The president targeted a dozen countries in the latest ban, citing national security concerns.
He also restricted travel for people coming from seven other countries.
It doesn't apply to people with visas who are already in the United States.
In Little Haiti in Flatbush, reactions range from an insult to a shrug.
At Buffet Kreol in Flatbush, Brooklyn, around the corner from the Little Haiti train station, an image of one of the fathers of Haiti, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, stands on the roof.
Daniella Volty's mom lives in Haiti with an American visa that's set to expire soon.
"It's not based on any real reason why we have the travel ban in Haiti. If there was a real reason, I would understand it," Haitian-American Daniella Volty said.
"We are American allies. We came here and fought for this war for America ... you turn your back on your allies? Doesn't sound good to me," said Jean Marcellin, who works at Buffet Kreol.
Pierre Phnor left Haiti when he was a teenager and thinks maybe the ban isn't all bad.
"Probably will teach them a lesson so they have to respect. The Haitian is falling apart over there. Too much guns," Phnor said.
The president says starting Monday, the U.S. is blocking people from 12 countries from entering the U.S., citing national security concerns.
A dramatic escalation in his immigration crackdown.
"We want to keep bad people out of the country. The Biden administration allowed some horrendous people and we're getting them out one-by-one and we're not stopping until we get them out," President Trump said.
The ban includes countries mainly in Africa and the Middle East, among them Afghanistan, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.
People from seven countries, including Cuba and Venezuela, will have partial restrictions. They will not be able to come to the US permanently or get certain visas.
The ban comes days after an attack in Boulder, Colorado, where an Egyptian man who overstayed his visa has been charged with a federal hate crime for allegedly attacking a group of demonstrators advocating for the release of hostages in Gaza.
Egypt, though, is not one of the countries included in the travel ban.
"Well because Egypt is a country that we deal with very closely. They have things under control," Trump said.
Meanwhile, a break in the ranks in team MAGA.
Upstate New York Republican congressmember and Trump ally Mike Lawler is calling for the immediate reversal on the travel ban on Haiti, saying there is no evidence Haiti is a threat to national security.
"I think the Haitian population has long been integrated into the United States. About 40 percent of the Haitian people live in the U.S.," Lawler said.
The White House says they're targeting countries that lack proper vetting, failed to share identity and threat information or exhibit high visa overstay rates.
"The situation on the ground in Haiti is disastrous and obviously, the Haitian people have been subjected to kidnapping, murder, human trafficking," Lawler said.
The travel ban is certain to face legal challenges. President Trump said the list of countries could be updated.
Haitian community in Brooklyn reacts to Trump's travel bans
In Little Haiti in Flatbush, many are reacting to President Trump's targeting of a dozen countries in the latest ban, citing national security concerns.
Haitian TPS holders and labor union challenge deportation threat in federal court
A federal court is expected to rule this week on the Trump administration’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status for more than 200,000 Haitians“Now, as the Trump administration is trying to put an end to TPS, everything that I have worked so hard to build is at risk, and the situation in Haiti is not good,” Michaud said in a press release emailed by the union. “I filed this lawsuit not just for myself and my wife, but for hundreds of thousands of my fellow Haitians here on TPS whose lives would be upended.”
Haitian TPS holders challenge deportation threat in federal court
A federal court is expected to rule this week on the Trump administration’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status for more than 200,000 Haitians
prismreports.org
@Joe Money @FLoss @Supersav @xfactor
theres a @HEXIT alright....the felon in chief about to hexit all those mofos right up outta here!!!
but but Biden....
I’m not Haitian so why would I care?THE 2020 ELECTION
#Hexit
In 2016, Trump won about 20 percent of the Haitian vote, according to an analysis of data from University of Florida political scientist Dan Smith. This year, Haitians for Trump are marshaling new voters by pitching the president as a businessman who will bring more jobs to the Black community. A vote for him, they argue, is a rejection of Democratic pandering.
The Biden campaign has tried to distance the Democrat from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Some Haitians have long argued that Clinton, former President Bill Clinton and the Clinton Foundation profited off of the 2010 earthquake in Haitiand they failed to help rebuild the country. However, those claims have never been proven true and were used by the Trump campaign frequently in 2016 to court Haitian voters.
That distrust showed in the last election. In 2016, heavily Haitian precincts in Miami-Dade had a markedly lower turnout compared with overall county numbers, according to Smith.
“This is a night-and-day response from this campaign compared to 2016,” said Karen Andre, a senior adviser to Biden who’s Haitian American. “The Haitian community left from that cycle feeling they were not adequately addressed. However, that’s far from the case [now].”
Haitian Americans backing Trump argue that he has followed through on his 2016 promise to be their “greatest champion.” On Thursday, they held a virtual “Haitians for Trump MAGA Meet-up” with Alveda King, niece of Martin Luther King Jr., an evangelist and enthusiastic Trump supporter.
“We connected the community with the Truths,” organizer Madgie Nicolas tweeted. “Haitians are RESILIENT, follow@HaitianForTrump growing massively ready to reelect POTUS @realdonaldtrump.”
2025
Haitian community in Brooklyn reacts to Trump's travel bans
President Trump's latest travel ban has made many immigrants and their families nervous about the future.
The president targeted a dozen countries in the latest ban, citing national security concerns.
He also restricted travel for people coming from seven other countries.
It doesn't apply to people with visas who are already in the United States.
In Little Haiti in Flatbush, reactions range from an insult to a shrug.
At Buffet Kreol in Flatbush, Brooklyn, around the corner from the Little Haiti train station, an image of one of the fathers of Haiti, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, stands on the roof.
Daniella Volty's mom lives in Haiti with an American visa that's set to expire soon.
"It's not based on any real reason why we have the travel ban in Haiti. If there was a real reason, I would understand it," Haitian-American Daniella Volty said.
"We are American allies. We came here and fought for this war for America ... you turn your back on your allies? Doesn't sound good to me," said Jean Marcellin, who works at Buffet Kreol.
Pierre Phnor left Haiti when he was a teenager and thinks maybe the ban isn't all bad.
"Probably will teach them a lesson so they have to respect. The Haitian is falling apart over there. Too much guns," Phnor said.
The president says starting Monday, the U.S. is blocking people from 12 countries from entering the U.S., citing national security concerns.
A dramatic escalation in his immigration crackdown.
"We want to keep bad people out of the country. The Biden administration allowed some horrendous people and we're getting them out one-by-one and we're not stopping until we get them out," President Trump said.
The ban includes countries mainly in Africa and the Middle East, among them Afghanistan, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.
People from seven countries, including Cuba and Venezuela, will have partial restrictions. They will not be able to come to the US permanently or get certain visas.
The ban comes days after an attack in Boulder, Colorado, where an Egyptian man who overstayed his visa has been charged with a federal hate crime for allegedly attacking a group of demonstrators advocating for the release of hostages in Gaza.
Egypt, though, is not one of the countries included in the travel ban.
"Well because Egypt is a country that we deal with very closely. They have things under control," Trump said.
Meanwhile, a break in the ranks in team MAGA.
Upstate New York Republican congressmember and Trump ally Mike Lawler is calling for the immediate reversal on the travel ban on Haiti, saying there is no evidence Haiti is a threat to national security.
"I think the Haitian population has long been integrated into the United States. About 40 percent of the Haitian people live in the U.S.," Lawler said.
The White House says they're targeting countries that lack proper vetting, failed to share identity and threat information or exhibit high visa overstay rates.
"The situation on the ground in Haiti is disastrous and obviously, the Haitian people have been subjected to kidnapping, murder, human trafficking," Lawler said.
The travel ban is certain to face legal challenges. President Trump said the list of countries could be updated.
Haitian community in Brooklyn reacts to Trump's travel bans
In Little Haiti in Flatbush, many are reacting to President Trump's targeting of a dozen countries in the latest ban, citing national security concerns.
Haitian TPS holders and labor union challenge deportation threat in federal court
A federal court is expected to rule this week on the Trump administration’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status for more than 200,000 Haitians
“Now, as the Trump administration is trying to put an end to TPS, everything that I have worked so hard to build is at risk, and the situation in Haiti is not good,” Michaud said in a press release emailed by the union. “I filed this lawsuit not just for myself and my wife, but for hundreds of thousands of my fellow Haitians here on TPS whose lives would be upended.”
Haitian TPS holders challenge deportation threat in federal court
A federal court is expected to rule this week on the Trump administration’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status for more than 200,000 Haitians
@Joe Money @FLoss @Supersav @xfactor
theres a @HEXIT alright....the felon in chief about to hexit all those mofos right up outta here!!!
but but Biden....
This person is Haitian though, and a (former) Democrat
I’m not Haitian so why would I care?
This person is Haitian though, and a (former) Democrat
that makes about as much sense as you do
I’m not Haitian so why would I care?
This person is Haitian though, and a (former) Democrat
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