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Authorities in the #DominicanRepublic have interce

Authorities in the #DominicanRepublic have intercepted a significant shipment of firearms and ammunition that was en route from the United States to #Haiti. The seizure, which took place on Tuesday, included dozens of handguns, rifles, pistol magazines, and a submachine gun, along with more than 36,000 cartridges. ⁠
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The #Dominican customs office reported that the weapons were part of a shipment originating from #Miami and destined for #Haiti. Officials are conducting a thorough investigation in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to uncover the origins and intended recipients of the cache. ⁠
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This development comes amid a surge in gang violence in Haiti, where armed groups have launched attacks on communities in Port-au-Prince, terrorizing residents and leaving an unknown number of casualties. The International Organization for Migration estimates that over 25,000 people have been displaced in just the past two weeks due to the escalating crisis. According to the United Nations, more than 5,600 people have been killed by gang-related violence across Haiti in 2024 alone. ⁠
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The ongoing instability in Haiti has worsened since the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in 2021, contributing to the displacement of over one million Haitians. The seizure of weapons in the Dominican Republic highlights growing concerns about arms trafficking to Haiti, where heavily armed gangs continue to outmatch local law enforcement and destabilize the country further. ⁠
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#HaitianAmerican Edwina Petionet has been crowned Miss #MiamiGardens 2025, securing a $1,000 scholarship and the opportunity to compete at the Miss Florida Scholarship Competition in #Lakeland this summer. She is only the second young woman of #Haitian descent to hold the prestigious title, marking a significant milestone in the pageant’s history. ⁠
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The Miss Miami Gardens program is a local preliminary to the Miss Florida and Miss America programs, collectively serving as one of the largest scholarship providers for young women. Beyond competition, participants are encouraged to develop leadership skills and advocate for meaningful causes through a Community Service Initiative (CSI). ⁠
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Edwina’s initiative, Compassion in Action: Volunteering to Bring Joy and Advocating for Better Care in Our State’s Nursing Homes*, stems from her deep-rooted passion for elderly care. Growing up with her grandmothers in a lively, supportive home, she witnessed firsthand the stark contrast between their experience and that of seniors in assisted living facilities, where loneliness is often a significant issue. ⁠
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“Loneliness and social isolation have a profound impact on seniors’ emotional well-being,” Edwina shared. “A simple visit, a shared story, or a sing-along can transform their day.” ⁠
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To amplify her impact, Edwina plans to collaborate with local nursing homes, community organizations, and state agencies to create volunteer-driven engagement programs. Her goal is to establish events such as Volunteer Days and Story Time with Seniors, which will encourage community members especially young people to foster meaningful intergenerational relationships. ⁠”It’s not just about donating time; it’s about making people feel seen, valued, and loved,” she said.
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CASTING CALL - The upcoming TV show “M.I.A.” i

CASTING CALL - The upcoming TV show “M.I.A.” is casting #Haitian individuals of all ages for a powerful scene centered around Haitian culture. In this scene, a Haitian woman saves the life of one of the lead actresses, becoming one of the main characters in the show. This scene will feature the dramatic rescue and arrival to shore, highlighting the resilience, strength, and sense of community within Haitian culture.⁠
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Please note that two different casting calls have been posted, each with its own application form. One casting is for the role of the Haitian woman performing the rescue, and the other is for general background roles in the scene. ⁠
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The show is committed to ensuring real Haitian voices are authentically represented, and no prior TV or film experience is necessary, the focus is on authenticity and cultural representation. If you know anyone who would be a great fit for either casting call, please feel free to share this with them!⁠
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To apply, please choose the correct application for the role you’re interested in. The application links are posted in our stories or you can visit @castingtaylormade.
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The #Trump administration is considering imposing

The #Trump administration is considering imposing travel restrictions on nationals from #Cuba and #Haiti, according to a report by the Miami Herald. Sources familiar with the ongoing discussions told the publication that Cuba could be placed on a "red list" of countries facing a full travel ban, while Haiti may be subject to a less severe version of the restrictions.
This potential expansion aligns with President Trump's efforts to broaden the travel bans he first introduced during his first term. Those earlier bans initially targeted Muslim-majority countries, arguing that they lacked adequate security measures for screening travelers. The policy was later expanded to include North Korea and members of the Venezuelan government.
Universities and advocacy groups have already started warning individuals from countries that may be affected to return to the U.S. as soon as possible. The American Association of University Professors and the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee have also cautioned against travel outside the U.S. until more information is confirmed.
The report states that the proposed restrictions stem from a January 30 executive order directing federal agencies to assess countries with inadequate vetting and screening procedures. While details on Cuba and Haiti’s potential inclusion remain unclear, past iterations of the travel ban have led to indefinite suspensions of both immigrant and nonimmigrant visa issuances, with only a limited number of waivers granted.
Haiti’s inclusion in the travel restrictions presents additional complexities due to the security crisis in the country and ongoing U.S. involvement in efforts to combat armed gangs. The U.S. Embassy in #PortauPrince has struggled with visa processing due to gang violence and repeated evacuations of non-essential personnel. In 2023, available visa appointment slots were reportedly backed up until 2026.
As discussions continue, the full scope of the new travel restrictions remains uncertain. However, if implemented, the policy could significantly impact immigration opportunities for Cuban and Haitian nationals seeking entry into the United States.
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The AFTERMATH concert featuring the Queen of Konpa

The AFTERMATH concert featuring the Queen of Konpa, #Rutshelle (RG Band), the King of Konpa Love, #AlanCavé, and the Doctor, #Flav! Don’t miss this epic lineup — get your tickets now at Rutshelleaftermath.eventbrite.com.⁠
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Haitians hopped on the “When the Accent Slips Ou

Haitians hopped on the “When the Accent Slips Out” TikTok challenge, because let’s be real, that accent always finds a way to sneak through! 😂🇭🇹⁠
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The U.S. Department of Education has announced a s

The U.S. Department of Education has announced a significant downsizing of its workforce, with nearly half of its employees being dismissed. This move, part of the #Trump administration’s ongoing efforts to reduce the size of the federal government, is expected to face legal scrutiny. ⁠
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According to a senior department official, 1,315 employees received termination notices on Tuesday. Prior to this, the department had already seen a reduction in staff due to employees taking buyout offers or being placed on leave. At the start of President Trump’s second term, the department employed over 4,000 individuals. Following this latest round of layoffs, the workforce will shrink to 2,183. ⁠
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President Trump has repeatedly expressed his desire to dismantle the Department of Education entirely. However, officials maintain that the staffing cuts will not impact key services such as student financial aid processing, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (#FAFSA), state education funding, special education operations, or civil rights investigations. ⁠
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The department emphasized that the layoffs targeted areas deemed redundant or non-essential. Despite these assurances, the decision has sparked concerns about potential disruptions in education policy implementation and oversight. ⁠
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As the situation unfolds, legal challenges to the layoffs may emerge, with education advocates closely monitoring the impact of the department’s restructuring efforts. Source: @NBCNews #lunionsuite

The Federal Aviation Administration (#FAA) has ext

The Federal Aviation Administration (#FAA) has extended its ban on US jetliners flying into Haiti's capital, #PortauPrince, until September 8, as reported by the @MiamiHerald. This decision comes after armed gangs opened fire on three US commercial airlines flying over Port-au-Prince's #ToussaintLouverture International Airport in November.⁠
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While US air carriers can still fly over Port-au-Prince's airspace, they are prohibited from landing at the airport without prior authorization from the FAA administrator. This ban also applies to the island of La Gonave. However, people operating US-registered aircraft for a foreign carrier are exempt from this ban, allowing Haiti's locally-owned carrier, Sunrise Airways, to continue operating direct flights between Haiti and #Miami International Airport.⁠
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The FAA's ban has effectively shut down Haiti's air operations, despite the main international airport being technically open. No domestic flights are operating, and only a few missionary flights, US military aircraft, and occasional charters from other countries are allowed. To depart the country, travelers must fly out of the smaller international airport in #CapHaïtien, which requires navigating gang-controlled or dangerous mountain roads. Alternatively, those with sufficient funds can pay $2,500 for a one-way seat on a private helicopter.⁠
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According to the Miami Herald, JetBlue Airways has extended its suspension of flights between Port-au-Prince and JFK International Airport in New York and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport until at least June. American Airlines has suspended its Haiti operations indefinitely, while Spirit Airlines has not announced when it will resume flights to either destination.⁠
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The FAA's extension of the ban highlights the ongoing security concerns in Haiti, particularly in the capital. As reported by the Miami Herald, the situation remains volatile, with armed gangs controlling key areas and roads. ⁠
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Source: Miami Herald/ Jacqueline Charles ⁠
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Fridayy was live on Instagram and told a Haitian f

Fridayy was live on Instagram and told a Haitian fan, “No English, were just speaking Kreyol!” Shout out to all the cringlish in there too! 😆🎤🔥🇭🇹 What's your favorite song on his album? ⁠
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Washington, D.C.'s iconic #BlackLivesMatter Plaza

Washington, D.C.'s iconic #BlackLivesMatter Plaza mural, painted in 2020 following George Floyd's murder, is being dismantled. Crews began removing the 35-foot yellow lettering on Monday, a process expected to take six to eight weeks. ⁠
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The removal follows a bill introduced by Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga.) threatening to withhold federal transportation funding unless the mural was removed and the plaza renamed "Liberty Plaza." In response, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the site's inclusion in D.C.'s America 250 mural project, aiming to commemorate the nation's 250th anniversary by inviting students and artists to create new murals across all eight wards. ⁠
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The Black Lives Matter mural, located on 16th Street NW near the White House, was commissioned by Mayor Bowser in June 2020 as a statement against police brutality and racial injustice. The area was officially renamed Black Lives Matter Plaza and became a focal point for protests and demonstrations. ⁠
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The decision to remove the mural has elicited mixed reactions. Some view it as a necessary step to secure federal funding and focus on pressing economic issues. In contrast, others see it as an attempt to erase a significant symbol of the fight against systemic racism. Mayor Bowser emphasized the need to prioritize the city's economic stability, especially in light of federal job cuts affecting Washington, D.C. ⁠
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As the mural is dismantled, discussions continue and the future of Black Lives Matter Plaza and its role in the city's landscape remain subjects of public debate.⁠
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For The Culture!! 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹 🎥 @l

For The Culture!! 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
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Three organizations have filed a lawsuit challengi

Three organizations have filed a lawsuit challenging the #Trump administration's decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for #Haitians and #Venezuelans residing in the United States.⁠
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The lawsuit, filed by #HaitianAmericans United Inc., Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts, UndocuBlack Network, and four individuals, contests the administration's move to rescind the #TPS extension granted under President #JoeBiden until February 2026. This extension had provided a safe haven for individuals fleeing extreme violence, political upheaval, and natural disasters in their home countries.⁠
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As a result of the administration's decision, Haitians would be required to return to Haiti by August 3, while Venezuelans would need to depart by April 2. This abrupt termination of TPS would disrupt the lives of affected individuals and have far-reaching consequences for their families and communities.⁠
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Lawyers for Civil Rights, representing the plaintiffs, argue that the administration lacks the authority to revoke an already granted TPS extension. The lawsuit also alleges that the administration's decision is driven by racial bias, citing Trump's past remarks about #Haiti and African nations. During his presidency, Trump faced criticism for referring to Haiti and African countries as "s—hole countries" during a meeting with senators. Trump denied making these remarks but acknowledged having a "tough" conversation about these countries.⁠
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Additionally, the lawsuit references an incident during Trump's 2020 presidential campaign, in which he perpetuated an unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, #Ohio, were "eating the pets of the people that live there."⁠
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Haitian-American Paul Simon, a Trump supporter, disagreed with the president's move, stating, "He can't pre-emptively end something that has been granted to them." Simon, who voted for Trump three times, believes the president overstepped his authority in terminating TPS for Haitians and Venezuelans. "I think he's going to fail at this," Simon said.⁠
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Source: NBC News⁠
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Haiti’s transitional presidential council swore

Haiti’s transitional presidential council swore in economist and former central bank governor #FritzAlphonse Jean as its new leader on Friday, as the country continues to grapple with widespread gang violence. Jean replaces #LeslieVoltaire in the rotating presidency of the council, which was established in 2024 following a violent gang siege in the capital that led to the resignation of then-Prime Minister #ArielHenry. ⁠
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During the swearing-in ceremony in #PortauPrince, Jean did not mince words about the dire security situation, describing it as a war that requires national unity to overcome. ⁠
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“Our country is at war today,” Jean declared. “We need to be united to win this battle.” ⁠
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The transitional presidential council, which works alongside #PrimeMinister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, is tasked with governing the country and preparing for general elections, currently scheduled for February 2026. However, organizing a vote remains an immense challenge given the deteriorating security conditions. ⁠
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Gang violence continues to plague #Haiti, particularly in the capital, where the United Nations estimates that criminal groups now control 85% of Port-au-Prince. Despite the presence of a U.N.-backed security mission led by #Kenyan forces, gangs remain deeply entrenched, and the international effort suffered a setback recently when Kenyan officers clashed with armed groups, resulting in casualties. ⁠
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During his address, Jean called for a moment of silence to honor both #Haitian law enforcement officers and members of the Kenyan police who have lost their lives in the fight against gangs. Meanwhile, U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres has proposed establishing a U.N. support office to bolster the Kenyan-led mission to provide nonlethal aid—including drones, fuel, and transportation. ⁠
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The violence has taken a devastating toll on Haiti’s population. As the country faces an uphill battle to restore security and stability, the leadership of the transitional council will be crucial in shaping Haiti’s path forward. #lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian #caribbean

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#LunionSuiteBackstage - The stage was set for an u

#LunionSuiteBackstage - The stage was set for an unforgettable night at the #JazzInTheGardens Music Festival in #MiamiGardens, as two of the most iconic figures in hip-hop and R&B, Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean, joined forces for a performance that left the crowd in awe. Fans were treated to a thrilling set filled with classic hits from the #Fugees’ catalog, as well as some of Wyclef’s solo tracks, showcasing the enduring legacy of these two legendary artists.
#LaurynHill, known for her timeless voice and magnetic stage presence, captivated the audience from the moment she stepped onto the stage. Her set, called A Diaspora Calling!, included some of the Fugees’ most popular hits, such as “Killing Me Softly” and “Ready or Not,” bringing fans back to the golden days of the group.
#WyclefJean, forever a crowd favorite, brought his unique energy to the performance, complementing Hill’s set with his own hit songs. The chemistry between the two was undeniable, and the combination of their talents created an electric atmosphere that had the entire crowd on their feet.
As a headliner, Lauryn Hill’s A Diaspora Calling! The festival, which also featured other incredible performances with #Doechii, #YGMarley and more proved to be a celebration of music that transcends genres and generations.
Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean’s collaboration was truly one of the standout moments of the event, solidifying their place in the hearts of fans and further cementing their legendary status.
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