Immigration

Some good news for Haitian with TPS... The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (UCSIS) has just announced it will auto-extend certain employment authorization documents for Haiti TPS-holders for another six months.

Haitian Boat People, who are they? -- Haitians, desperate for a job to make ends meet, are constantly looking elsewhere for opportunities because there are not enough jobs in Haiti and they must survive.

A young Haitian woman whose U.S. Visa expired more than a year ago refuses to go the Embassy to renew. She says she will only go renew her U.S. visa when she has money to waste.

President Donald Trump told the Haitian immigrants in Little Haiti, Miami, "I will be your champion." What a champion he became for ALL immigrants in the United States! Read this tweet from the U.S. President and you will understand that this guy doesn't care about immigrants.

Haiti Immigration News -- The newly elected government of Barbados has abolished the visa requirement for Haitian nationals entering Barbados, a requirement they say is "illegal".

There has been a serious drop in the number of Haitians traveling to Chile due to new visa requirements mais there is something that we Haitians don't know about... Read this...

According to the US Department of Homeland Security, all is well in Haiti now and Haitians with TPS can go home; however, a TPS report says otherwise...

An overloaded boat filled with 127 Haitian migrants was intercepted by the U.S. Coast Guard Saturday 20 miles off the coast of Cuba.

Chile's newly elected president, Sebastián Piñera announced on Monday a new immigration reform prohibiting Haitian and foreign immigrants from working in the country. Starting April 16th, all Haitians who want to go to Chile must apply for a tourist visa that will only allow you to stay in Chile for a maximum of 30 days...

A new law has been proposed in the Dominican Republic parliament to prevent Haitian illegal immigrants from renting houses.