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Mackenson is a Good Samaritan in Haiti who’s trying to raise funds for this lady’s son’s tumor surgery. After her video went viral, gang leader Lanmò Sanjou offered to pay for the operation, but his offer was turned down. Most people think the lady would have and should have accepted the money if it had been done quietly.

Would you accept a gang leader’s donation if your child needed lifesaving surgery?

I hope all the other guys who haven’t been to Haiti 🇭🇹 especially Isidor come through and see the motherland. 🇭🇹 Perfect or not, the entire island is proud, and maybe, just maybe, this goes beyond sports.

The right way🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹welcome home brothers🇭🇹🫡🫡🫡

The General Directorate of Migration (DGM) announced on Wednesday, July 1st, 2026, that 34,226 Haitian nationals residing irregularly in the Dominican Republic were repatriated to Haiti during June 2026.

According to data released by the DGM, Dominican authorities repatriated 196,321 Haitians in irregular situations during the first half of 2026. These operations were carried out with the support of the armed forces and other state security services, as part of the government's strengthened immigration policy.

The Directorate also indicated that since October 1, 2024, the date Vice Admiral Luis Rafael Lee Ballester assumed his duties as head of the agency, the cumulative number of deportations has reached 670,500 Haitians.

https://lenouvelliste.com/en/article/269269/dominican-dgm-reports-196321-haitians-expelled-in-the-first-half-of-2026

The Council of Ministers decided on Thursday, July 2, to fire Hans Jacques Ludwig Joseph from his position as head of the Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC)

According to information reported by local media, the dismissal reportedly came after a recent intervention by Hans Jacques Ludwig Joseph before the United Nations, during which he criticized the decree relating to the High Court of Justice. According to the same source, this position reportedly angered Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé.

According to the same reports, some individuals close to the Fils Aimes government believed Joseph’s continued leadership of the ULCC could complicate matters for senior public officials facing asset declaration requirements and ongoing anti-corruption scrutiny.

You mean to tell me Haiti’s Minister of Sports, or whatever they’re called, couldn’t properly welcome the Grenadiers back home after they represented Haiti on football’s biggest stage?

Haiti Cheri🇭🇹🇭🇹I can’t even lie I miss her🇭🇹

I know we’ve seen a bunch of posts about the ruling and TPS, but this is so confusing. Democrats are interpreting it one way, while Republicans are interpreting it another.

For example in Massachusetts leaders claim

“I want to assure TPS holders workers and their families that this decision today does not go into effect today," said Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell. "You remain protected today. The termination of TPS is expected to go into effect once the Supreme Court formally issues its judgment, which could happen in a matter of days or weeks. Usually it's 32 days, but it can be more or less."

The case will be brought back before the district court. She said it can take the courts weeks or months to make a decision.

On June 29, 2026, Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé officially launched the first Global Gateway Haiti 2026 National Investment Forum, an initiative backed by the European Union to attract international investment and help reposition Haiti as an investment destination.

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-47877-official-launch-of-the-first-haiti-s-national-investment-forum-video-x2.html#google\_vignette

Lanmò was seen in a video today handing out materials to locals in Croix-des-Bouquets so they could work the land. They’ve basically handed Croix-des-Bouquets over to Lanmò, lol. You’ll never find a group of ordinary Haitians clapping for Fils-Aimé. At this point, se Lanmò ki gen pouvwa a. 🤷🏿‍♂️

Buddy just be saying a whole bunch of nothing. According to PM Fils-Aimé, the Haitian government has been in touch with Senator Chuck Schumer regarding TPS for Haitians. I’m not sure what the senator can do besides give people false hope that somehow Congress will create a pathway to green cards just for Haitian TPS holders. We must be special.

Haiti’s current Minister for Haitians Living Abroad has yet to announce any plans, offer any reassurance, or encourage Haitians to return home.

According to a report by French journalist Romain Molina, Sébastien Migné is expected to leave his role as head coach of Haiti’s national team.

The report claims the Fédération Haïtienne de Football (FHF) has already begun searching for a new head coach and that Migné is also ready to move on following reported tensions with the federation during the World Cup qualifying campaign.

As of now, neither the FHF nor Migné has officially confirmed the reported departure.

it’s safe to say they’re not about to give Haitians any grace period to get their affairs together, and it wouldn’t be surprising if we see ICE begin terrorizing Haitian communities this coming week.

These streets were filled with trash just a few months ago. Plus, the mayor gave all property owners a July 31 deadline to paint their buildings. With some touch-ups, lane markings, and regular upkeep, the city can look decent.

The European Union is one of the few foreign donors that provides direct budget support to Haiti’s government. Now after years of relying on that traditional model of assistance, European countries are seeking to redefine the relationship by introducing the bloc’s flagship global investment initiative to Haiti and its entrepreneurs.

Here in Haiti, with all the crises and the security situation, we have followed a traditional cooperation scheme,” said Hélène Roos, the European Union’s ambassador to Haiti. “But now, when we’re hoping for …some improvement on the security side, I think it’s time to talk about investments.”

The first step comes Monday, when the European Union, at the request of Haiti’s private sector, will host a conference in Port-au-Prince introducing its Global Gateway investment strategy. The event is intended not only to explain the worldwide initiative but also to show Haitian entrepreneurs and businesses how they can participate by developing projects in sectors such as climate resilience, infrastructure, seaports and renewable energy.

This year, the Sri Lankan Army announced that a Gang Suppression Force Pre Deployment course for Haiti had been concluded on the 10th of April, 2026. Such deployment must not occur before a series of actions, for the following reasons: 

Between 2004 and 2007, at least 134 Sri Lankan peacekeepers sexually exploited and abused Haitian children, some as young as eight, as revealed by an internal UN report.

None of these peacekeepers were imprisoned for sexual assault or misconduct.

There is no evidence of any credible, transparent and independent vetting process for troops being considered for the upcoming deployment.