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Earlier this month, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials came close to sending to Haiti five individuals who had tested positive for the novel coronavirus, as well as a notorious Haitian death squad leader.
They were removed from the manifest of a deportation flight to Haiti after their scheduled deportations were exposed — by the Miami Herald, in the case of the Haitians with the coronavirus; and by a think tank blog, in the case of the death squad leader.
Both cases were close calls for Haiti, which suffers from political instability and an anemic health-care system. But now the Herald reports that the Trump administration is again planning to deport the death squad leader, Emmanuel “Toto” Constant, as early as next week.
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Opinion | We should give Haiti compassion, not sick people and criminals
THE UNITED STATES, the Western Hemisphere's richest country, has the means and moral obligation to treat Haiti, the hemisphere's poorest, with compassion - at least sparing it the intentional ...
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