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Radio Concorde marks 33 years at packed Canton celebration
Radio Concorde celebrated its 33rd anniversary Saturday, July 18, with a festive ceremony at the Irish Cultural Centre of New England in Canton that drew a capacity crowd despite heavy rain, filling the hall to its last seat. Founded in Boston in 1993, the station has grown into a leading voice for Massachusetts' Haitian community, and Saturday's program turned into…
“Don’t Panic and Dump All of Your Benefits”: Who the New DHS Public Charge Rule Actually Applies To
The Department of Homeland Security announced a final rule on July 16, stripping away the written limits on how immigration officers weigh a green card applicant's use of public benefits, and the Commonwealth's senior refugee legal official is warning Haitian families that the most likely damage will be self-inflicted. Susan Church, Chief Operating Officer and Legal Adviser at the Massachusetts…
Electoral Council Launches Voter Registration and Extends Political Group Registration Period
The Haitian Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) is pressing forward with preparations for the upcoming elections, announcing two major measures: the official launch of voter registration operations starting July 20, 2026, and an extension of the political group registration period until July 31. These latest decisions mark another significant milestone in a process that has already seen several critical steps completed…
Europe Team Launches Over €3.5 Million in Projects in Belladère to Support Migrants and Border Communities
The European Union and its Member States are stepping up their commitment to the most vulnerable populations living along the Haitian-Dominican border. According to a press release, on the occasion of an official visit to Belladère, the resident ambassadors of Spain, France, and the European Union, accompanied by the National Authorizing Officer of the European Development Fund, the United Nations…
Haiti TPS almost certainly ends around July 27 and no lower court is going to stop it, said Susan Church, Massachusetts’ Top Refugee Legal Adviser
Temporary Protected Status for Haitian nationals will almost certainly end on or about July 27, and no lower federal court is going to stop it, the Commonwealth's senior refugee legal official told CTN this week, an assessment that closes the last door for roughly 350,000 Haitians nationwide, more than 46,000 of them in Massachusetts. Susan Church, Chief Operating Officer and…
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Radio Concorde marks 33 years at packed Canton celebration
Radio Concorde celebrated its 33rd anniversary Saturday, July 18, with a festive…
“Don’t Panic and Dump All of Your Benefits”: Who the New DHS Public Charge Rule Actually Applies To
The Department of Homeland Security announced a final rule on July 16,…
Electoral Council Launches Voter Registration and Extends Political Group Registration Period
The Haitian Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) is pressing forward with preparations for…
Europe Team Launches Over €3.5 Million in Projects in Belladère to Support Migrants and Border Communities
The European Union and its Member States are stepping up their commitment…
Haiti TPS almost certainly ends around July 27 and no lower court is going to stop it, said Susan Church, Massachusetts’ Top Refugee Legal Adviser
Temporary Protected Status for Haitian nationals will almost certainly end on or…
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Justice Department Calls Haitian TPS Holders’ Remaining Time a ‘Windfall’
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The government commissioner attached to the Port-au-Prince first district Court, Me Jean Fritz Patterson Dorval, has summoned former senator Moïse Jean-Charles for a hearing scheduled for Thursday, July 16, 2026.…
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