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Deportation flights to Haiti now land in Cap-Haïtien because the main airport in Port-au-Prince is considered too dangerous to use. The US is sending people back into exactly that danger.
Kevin F. Mawe, Rian's Executive Director, has two Haitian-American grandsons. They have never met their other grandfather or their uncles in person, because Haiti has been too dangerous to visit for years.
In a new piece for MassNonprofit News, Kevin writes about TPS and the other protections that exist for people who are vulnerable through no fault of their own: crime victims, abuse survivors, and young people who were neglected or abandoned. The Trump administration has moved against nearly all of them.
At Rian, we help people who qualify for these protections receive what the law promises them. Kevin calls this work "quintessentially patriotic."
Read the full piece: loom.ly/Z2WrCQM
#immigration #boston
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Damn, it’s unsafe for Haitians in Haiti because of Haitians. Is it unsafe in America because of Haitians?
All of a sudden... equality is important. Where was that energy... decades ago?
More touchy feeely bullshit from people who dont habe to bear teh burden
Temporary is Temporary it is hypocrisy to know you are temporary in a country, so you are given time to collect money and time to go back to your culture and home. What law promises them permanent status this is why law makers don't let the American people know about these kinds of deals and how much they cost taxpayers. There is no information how much Kevin F. Mawe is worth,he is retired and worked has an attorney for BNY Mellon where focused on fiduciary business and investment management. Public records link him to a residential property in Dedham, Massachusetts with an estimated market value of roughly $962,000.
Deportation flights to Haiti now land in Cap-Haïtien because the main airport in Port-au-Prince is considered too dangerous to use. The US is sending people back into exactly that danger.
Kevin F. Mawe, Rian's Executive Director, has two Haitian-American grandsons. They have never met their other grandfather or their uncles in person, because Haiti has been too dangerous to visit for years.
In a new piece for MassNonprofit News, Kevin writes about TPS and the other protections that exist for people who are vulnerable through no fault of their own: crime victims, abuse survivors, and young people who were neglected or abandoned. The Trump administration has moved against nearly all of them.
At Rian, we help people who qualify for these protections receive what the law promises them. Kevin calls this work "quintessentially patriotic."
#immigration #boston
Read the full piece: https://loom.ly/Z2WrCQM ...






