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- Aug 10, 2026
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Who really “messed up” Haiti? (opens the original)
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The Trump administration is in the process of ending Temporary Protected Status of some 350,000 Haitian refugees in the United States, and thousands of Syrians are soon to be given the same rough treatment. The Haitians are already losing their jobs, and those in Springfield, Ohio, are being fitted with ankle monitors to prevent them from evading deportation. Springfield, of course, is the city where the Haitian community not so long ago was cruelly slandered by President Donald Trump for suppos
Who really “messed up” Haiti? (opens the original)
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The Trump administration is in the process of ending Temporary Protected Status of some 350,000 Haitian refugees in the United States, and thousands of Syrians are soon to be given the same rough treatment. The Haitians are already losing their jobs, and those in Springfield, Ohio, are being fitted with ankle monitors to prevent them from evading deportation. Springfield, of course, is the city where the Haitian community not so long ago was cruelly slandered by President Donald Trump for suppos
The price of South Africa’s ‘March and March’ anti-immigrant movement (opens the original)
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On June 30, thousands of demonstrators in major South African cities, especially Durban and Johannesburg, took to the streets to demand that supposedly undocumented migrants from other African countries be expelled from South Africa to make their jobs and business opportunities available to South African citizens. Although the demonstrations were billed as being peaceful, there was violent disorder in a number of places. Demonstrators broke into small businesses, called “spaza shops” in South Af
Forces in South Africa try scapegoating migrants for economic crisis (opens the original)
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Thousands hit the streets in Durban, Johannesburg, and other cities in South Africa on June 30 to participate in over 120 separate marches demanding that all “illegal foreigners” leave the country. Over 900 participants were arrested, shops were looted in several places as the protests turned violent, and at least two people were killed. Further deaths in the aftermath of the marches are under investigation. So widespread was the unrest that President Cyril Ramaphosa held an emergency meeting wi
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