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HAITIAN BRIDGE ALLIANCE CONDEMNS PRESIDENT BIDEN’S DEPORTATION FLIGHT TO HAITI ON THE LAST DAY OF HAITIAN HERITAGE MONTH
February 7, 20240Press Release

HAITIAN BRIDGE ALLIANCE CONDEMNS PRESIDENT BIDEN’S DEPORTATION FLIGHT TO HAITI ON THE LAST DAY OF HAITIAN HERITAGE MONTH

San Diego, California –  On the last day of Haitian Heritage Month, the United States sent yet another deportation flight to Haiti, tearing families apart and sending people into insurmountable danger. This recent flight comes after the Biden…
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Civil Rights Organizations Urge Biden Administration to Use Executive Authority to Protect Immigrant Families and Workers The groups write, “Immigration is one of the key civil rights issues of our time.”
February 7, 20240Press Release

Civil Rights Organizations Urge Biden Administration to Use Executive Authority to Protect Immigrant Families and Workers The groups write, “Immigration is one of the key civil rights issues of our time.”

MAY 25, 2023 PRESS CONTACTS Niambé Tomlinson (National Urban League) NTomlinson@nul.org Paige Censale (Haitian Bridge Alliance) info@haitianbridge.org   Anna Núñez (Southern Poverty Law Center) anna.nunez@splcenter.org San Diego, California — Today, as first reported by The Hill, a…
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Joint Delegation Report Details Harms of Biden’s New Asylum Ban
February 7, 20240Press Release

Joint Delegation Report Details Harms of Biden’s New Asylum Ban

May 18, 2023 Contact: Paige Censalepcensale@haitianbridge.org San Diego, California – Today, following last week’s visit of civil rights, human rights, and immigrants rights organizations to Matamoros and Reynosa, Mexico and the Texas Rio Grande Valley,…
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HAITIAN BRIDGE ALLIANCE APPLAUDS HUMANITARIAN PAROLE EXTENSION FOR UKRAINIANS AND IS IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE UKRAINIAN COMMUNITY -“We call on the administration to live up to its commitment to racial justice and extend this welcoming gesture to majority Black countries”
February 5, 20240Press Release

HAITIAN BRIDGE ALLIANCE APPLAUDS HUMANITARIAN PAROLE EXTENSION FOR UKRAINIANS AND IS IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE UKRAINIAN COMMUNITY -“We call on the administration to live up to its commitment to racial justice and extend this welcoming gesture to majority Black countries”

“We call on the administration to live up to its commitment to racial justice and extend this welcoming gesture to majority Black countries” San Diego, California – On Monday, March 13, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)…
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HAITIAN BRIDGE ALLIANCE DENOUNCES HORRIFIC VIOLENCE AND KIDNAPPING IN MATAMOROS; WARNS THE MIGRANT POPULATION IN THE AREA TO BE EXTREMELY CAUTIOUS Anti-Blackness is endemic in Mexico
February 5, 20240Press Release

HAITIAN BRIDGE ALLIANCE DENOUNCES HORRIFIC VIOLENCE AND KIDNAPPING IN MATAMOROS; WARNS THE MIGRANT POPULATION IN THE AREA TO BE EXTREMELY CAUTIOUS Anti-Blackness is endemic in Mexico

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 6, 2023 San Diego, California – On Friday, March 3, 2023, a video and photo surfaced on social media allegedly showing the aftermath of a shooting of three Black men and the potential kidnapping of…
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THE HAITIAN BRIDGE ALLIANCE CONDEMNS THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION’S CRUEL AND ILLEGAL ASYLUM BAN Taking the lead from Stephen Miller is a travesty.
February 5, 20240Press Release

THE HAITIAN BRIDGE ALLIANCE CONDEMNS THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION’S CRUEL AND ILLEGAL ASYLUM BAN Taking the lead from Stephen Miller is a travesty.

February 22, 2023 Contact: Taisha Saintil tsaintil@haitianbridge.orgPaola Luisi pluisi@haitianbridge.org, 202-264-9546 San Diego, California – Yesterday, the Biden Administration announced a proposed Asylum Ban, that would bar any person who enters in between ports of entry or presents at a port of…
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Paul Pierrilus, Who Was Unjustly Deported to Haiti Two Years Ago Today, Must Be Returned to the United States and Reunited with His Family
February 5, 20240Press Release

Paul Pierrilus, Who Was Unjustly Deported to Haiti Two Years Ago Today, Must Be Returned to the United States and Reunited with His Family

February 2, 2023 Contact: Taisha Saintil tsaintil@haitianbridge.orgPaola Luisi pluisi@haitianbridge.org, 202-264-9546  Paul Pierrilus, Who Was Unjustly Deported to Haiti Two Years Ago Today, Must Be Returned to the United States and Reunited with His Family Washington DC,…
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Compassion in Action: Welcome.US and Haitian Bridge Alliance Team Up to Mobilize Sponsors Haitians have a new pathway to seek refuge in U.S. through support of a sponsor
February 5, 20240Press Release

Compassion in Action: Welcome.US and Haitian Bridge Alliance Team Up to Mobilize Sponsors Haitians have a new pathway to seek refuge in U.S. through support of a sponsor

Wednesday, January 11, 2022 CONTACT info@haitianbridge.org Washington, D.C.—Following the recent announcement from the Biden-Harris Administration that Haitians are eligible for humanitarian sponsorship through the Processes for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans (CHNV), Welcome.US and the Haitian Bridge Alliance are…
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Haitian Bridge Alliance Condemns the Biden-Harris Administration Expansion of Title 42
February 5, 20240Press Release

Haitian Bridge Alliance Condemns the Biden-Harris Administration Expansion of Title 42

Taisha Saintil – tsaintil@haitianbridge.org Paola Luisi – pluisi@haitianbridge.orgDated: 1.6.2023 San Diego, California – Today, the Biden-Harris administration announced a parole program allowing some migrants from Haiti, Nicaragua, Cuba, and Venezuela with U.S.-based sponsors to seek shelter in the United…
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Haitian Bridge Alliance Responds to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Extension and Redesignation for Haiti
February 5, 20240Press Release

Haitian Bridge Alliance Responds to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Extension and Redesignation for Haiti

Contact: tsaintil@haitianbridge.orgPluisi@haitianbridge.org  San Diego, CA, December 5, 2022 – Haitian Bridge Alliance is pleased with the Biden-Harris administration’s decision to extend and redesignate Haiti for Temporary Protected Status (TPS). As the UN Security Council is considering an international intervention in…
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