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28 Haitians returned after arriving illegally in Portland
PORT ANTONIO, Portland — Twenty-eight Haitians who arrived illegally in Jamaica on Monday were returned to Haiti on Thursday night after being processed by the relevant authorities.The group, which landed in the Passley Gardens area, was intercepted by the Portland police in three separate batches. They were subsequently processed by the police, the health department and immigration officials.The migrants comprised 21 men, four women and three children.The Portland police are urging residents not to shelter undocumented migrants and to report any unfamiliar individuals seen in their communities.— Everard Owen
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News Americas Now
· Jun 25, 2026
Supreme Court’s Liberal Justices Say Trump’s Haiti TPS Decision Was Racially Motivated – But It Stands 6-3
By Staff Reporter | NewsAmericasNow.com News Americas, WASHINGTON, D.C, Thurs. June 25, 2206: The United States Supreme Court today, June 25th, cleared the path for the potential deportation of 350,000 Haitians and 6,100 Syrians – ruling 6-3 along ideological lines that the Trump administration has the legal authority to end Temporary Protected Status for both []
The Daily Wire
· Jul 8, 2026
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An illegal immigrant from Haiti is accused of chasing his coworker with a knife before fatally stabbing him at a meat processing plant in Coldwater, Michigan. Haitian national Valmir Djempsley, 20, and Brandon Eduardo Velasquez Chavez, 21, were arguing while on the job together at Clemens Food Group on June 30 when the illegal immigrant ...
Jamaica Observer
· Jun 22, 2026
Five more Haitians picked up in Portland
PORTLAND, Jamaica —Five more Haitian men were picked up by the Portland police on Monday, moving the total to 22 Haitians, who arrived in the country illegally early Monday morning.The police had picked up 17, which consisted of 10 men, four women and three children.They were taken to the Port Antonio Police Station for immigration and health processing.They will be held overnight in police custody as the Passport, Immigration Citizenship Agency (PICA) will continue their processing.A set of Haitians, five men, were seen on the College of Agriculture, Science and Education campus, and the police were alerted early this morning.The police intensified their search and 12 others were picked up - five men, four women and three children.The five other men were later picked up in the Passley Gardens, Norwich area.It's believed that the group arrived by boat.—Everard OwenREAD: 17 Haitians taken into police custody after arriving in Portland
The Independent
· Jun 25, 2026
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· Jul 1, 2026
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McKoysNews
· Jun 22, 2026
17 Haitians Detained After Arriving in Portland
PORTLAND, Jamaica :17 Haitians Detained — Police are investigating the arrival of 17 Haitian nationals [] The post 17 Haitians Detained After Arriving in Portland appeared first on McKoysNews.
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Related coverage for "28 Haitians returned after arriving illegally in Portland": News Americas Now — Supreme Court’s Liberal Justices Say Trump’s Haiti TPS Decision Was Racially Motivated – But It Stands 6-3. The Daily Wire — Haitian Illegal Immigrant Fatally Stabs Coworker At Meat Processing Plant. Jamaica Observer — Five more Haitians picked up in Portland. The Independent — Trump once said immigrants were ‘eating pets.’ With the Supreme Court backing him, they brace for what’s next. Independent Journal Review — Nearly 30% Of ‘Temporary’ Haitian Refugees In The US Own Homes, Data Shows. McKoysNews — 17 Haitians Detained After Arriving in Portland