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- Sep 11, 2026
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Remembering 9/11: The lives and losses that touched the Haitian community (opens the original)
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On the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, The Haitian Times revisits the stories of Haitian victims, families and community members. NEW YORK — To count the myriad ways that the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks changed our world in an impossible feat. What is possible, on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, is a glimpse into the toll of the day on Haitian Americans who lost, survived or helped. At a time when Haitians in the U.S. face new headwinds about belonging and being part of the American
NYC Mayor, Public Advocate urge Haitians to celebrate, find ‘reprieve’ at Labor Day parade (opens the original)
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As ICE-triggered immigration fears continue to run through the Haitian community, New York City’s top leaders reiterated that the city does not coordinate with ICE, reassuring those skeptical of venturing out for the New York Carnival set for Monday. NEW YORK — City officials had a simple message for Haitians wondering if they might have to worry about ICE during the biggest celebration of Caribbean culture in New York: ‘Come and celebrate’ what might be a moment of reprieve. “I encourage everyo
Three Haitian bands banned from Labor Day carnival, 2 say reasons ‘bogus’ (opens the original)
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New York’s Labor Day carnival officials said they suspended three Haitian bands — T-Vice, TonyMix and SakPase — for not complying with safety rules and the organization's requirements for costumes. However, at least one band rejected the stated reasons and alleges instead that the association wants to dethrone Haitians as the biggest draws. Update: T-Vice manager Jessie Al-Khal released a statement on Instagram on Friday after this article was published, disputing the characterization of the ban
Edwidge Danticat’s Dèy steps into the unexpected things we grieve in life | Review (opens the original)
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A review of Edwidge Danticat’s Dèy, examining how the novel uses one Miami woman’s mass shooting experience to explore the many forms of mourning we experience besides losing loved ones. NEW YORK — What exactly are we mourning in Dèy, Edwidge Danticat’s new novel? At first, given that the title is the Haitian Creole word for grief or mourning, the answer seems obvious and emotionally daunting. But as we meet Magnolia, a Miami real estate agent who survives a mass shooting, and her story unfolds,
Hochul urges DHS to reverse TPS termination (opens the original)
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Gov. Kathy Hochul sent a letter to DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin renewing her opposition to the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and the upcoming termination for Salvadorans, warning of imminent job losses for essential workers and strain on New York's healthcare sector. The letter comes as Haitian TPS holders in New York describe mounting fear, financial upheaval and a mental health crisis while awaiting a court decision on when protections will end. New York Gov. Kathy H
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