Haiti says it can't accept U.S. deportees. Pale yo, Preval.

Haiti says it can't accept U.S. deportees
Storm damage has crippled island nation, leader says

MIAMI — Haitian President Rene Preval on Friday said his storm-ravaged country will no longer be able to accept U.S. deportees and — for the first time — publicly called on the Bush administration to allow undocumented Haitians living in the United States to remain until their homeland recovers.

"Haiti will no longer be able to receive the deported individuals that the United States sends us on a regular basis," Preval said at the closing address at the Americas Conference in Coral Gables, Fla.

"This is the occasion for the United States administration to put in place for Haitians the benefit of TPS, the Temporary Protected Status, that has already been granted to other countries in the region such as El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua," he said.

Following Hurricane Mitch in 1998, Washington granted the Central American countries TPS, which was recently renewed.

Four storms this year have raked Haiti, leaving destruction in their wake and hundreds dead. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement last month temporarily halted deportations to Haiti but said it would review its decision on a day-to-day basis. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security declined to comment Friday.

The United Nations, which issued a $108 million urgent appeal on behalf of Haiti shortly after the hurricanes, has had a hard time attracting support. So far only 17 percent has been collected.

Preval encouraged Haitians living abroad to come back and contribute.
"We are waiting for you," he said.

Je crois que legalement, un pays peut refuser de recevoir des gens deportes par un autre pays sur son territoire.

Donc, la demarche de Preval ne serait pas bizarre, ni insensee...

Pour cette question que le Canada voudrait accueuillir des haitiens en situation irreguliere aux USA, pouvez-vous nous donner plus de details?

gwotoro a écrit:Je crois que legalement, un pays peut refuser de recevoir des gens deportes par un autre pays sur son territoire.

Donc, la demarche de Preval ne serait pas bizarre, ni insensee...

Que voulez-vous dire???

L'Etat haitien peut empecher l'entrée d'un citoyen haitien sur le territoire haitien.

Etes-vous en train de plaisanter???

Les déportés, provenant des Etats-Unis, ont en main un passeport ou un Travel Document émis par l'ambassade haitienne aux Etats-Unis. De ce fait, le gouvernement haitien ne peut pas interdire leur entrée sur le sol haitien.

Soyez cohérent.

gwotoro a écrit:
Pour cette question que le Canada voudrait accueuillir des haitiens en situation irreguliere aux USA, pouvez-vous nous donner plus de details?

Gwotoro,

Il n'est pas normal qu'en tant que citoyen canadiien et jeune professionel, vous n'avez pas pris la peine de vous informer sur les lois d'immigration au Canada.

Cher ami, il suffit à un Haitien désirant d'immigrer au Canada, à partir des Etats-Unis, de se rendre à la frontière et présenter sa demande.

Le gouvernement canadien se chargera de son transport au Canada, son logement, et de l'argent de poche jusqu'à ce qu'il peut trouver du travail au Canada. Le gouvernement canadien finance aussi à 100% des programmes de formation pour ces réfugiés afin de faciliter leur intégration dans la société.

Voici la liste de pays que le Canada autorise leurs citoyens à transiter via les Etats-Unis pour entrer sur son territoire et solliciter l'asile politque:

1) Afghanistan
2) Burundi
3) The Democratic Republic of the Congo
4) Haiti
5) Iraq
6) Liberia
7) Rwanda
8.- Zimbabwe

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/laws-policy/menu-safethird.asp

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/laws-policy/menu-safethird.asp

Gwotoro, il faut faire des recherches si vous voulez etre utile à notre communauté.

Comparé au bénéfice d'un tel programme et la qualité de vie au Canada, seuls des insensés, comme les Haitiens, peuvent persister à pleurnicher aux pieds des Etats-Unis pour un statut temporaire qui n'offre absolument rien.

L'Haitien est vraiment ridicule à l'image de son président.

Déclaration du premier ministre Bahaméen concernant les haitiens sans-papiers, se référant à la loi internationale sur la répatriation des immigrés clandestins:

And of course we cannot take them to Haiti without the Haitian Government's permission and so if the Haitian Government is putting forward points of view about their difficulties and we are insensitive to it, I think you would end up with a situation that is a stalemate.

Mr. Ingraham said Haiti was kind enough to take back 83 illegal immigrants who were intercepted near the southern Bahamas island of Inagua last week, adding that the United States Government was kind enough to transport the Haitian nationals back to Haiti via its Coast Guard.

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Kanada pa yon paswa ka p bay piyay.
Eksepsyon tyès pati se pou fasilite Kanada ak USA lan degrennen refijye.
Si pou refijye politik sa pwoteje lan ka peyi yo ta kapab tôtire oubyen ekzekite yo.
Pa gen bagay konsa pou Ayisyen, paske yo pq kalifye.
Daye yo di lis la se yon ekzanp.

Lan travay pwofesyionèl mwen, mwen pase plizyè ane ma p jere ka konsa ki te konsène refijye politik ki te soti Iran, Irak, Afganistan, Nijerya e yon pakèt lot.
Sayo se refijye politik.

Yo konsidere ayisyen kom refijye ekonomik.
Se pa yon kestyon de verifye selman.
Gen entepretasyon.

Dominiken an vyolasyon plizyè lwa entenasyonal jan yo trete ayisyen.

Voici les étapes pour solliciter l'asile politique au Canada.

There are two ways to claim refugee protection in Canada:

1) You can make a claim when you arrive in Canada, at the point of entry. This could be at an airport, a seaport or a land border with the United States of America.

2) You can go to any Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) office in Canada. All you have to do is tell a CIC officer that you want to make a refugee claim.
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http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/refugees/inside/apply-how.asp


La demande d'asile n'est pas étudiée à la frontière mais par un juge au Canada. Donc, via le Third Country Agreement, l'Haitien peut passer des Etats-Unis pour aller au Canada et solliciter l'asile politique:

The Safe Third Country Agreement between Canada and the United States (U.S.) is part of the U.S.–Canada Smart Border Action Plan.


Under the Agreement, refugee claimants are required to request refugee protection in the first safe country they arrive in, unless they qualify for an exception to the Agreement.
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Exceptions to the Agreement consider the importance of family unity, the best interests of children and the public interest.

There are four types of exceptions:

1) Family member exceptions
2) Unaccompanied minors exception
3) Document holder exceptions
4) Public interest exceptions

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Public interest exceptions


Refugee claimants may qualify under this category of exceptions if:

1) they have been charged with or convicted of an offence that could subject them to the death penalty in the U.S. or in a third country. However, a refugee claimant is ineligible if he or she has been found inadmissible in Canada on the grounds of security, for violating human or international rights, or for serious criminality, if the Minister finds the person to be a danger to the public;

2) they are nationals of countries for which Canada has imposed a temporary suspension of removals**. This does not apply to people who are found inadmissible in Canada on the grounds of security, for violating human or international rights, or for criminality.
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http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/laws-policy/menu-safethird.asp

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/laws-policy/menu-safethird.asp

** Haiti fait partie de ces pays.

Meme si, la demande de l'asile est rejetée, le Canada ne va pas déporter un Haitien vers haiti, sauf s'il s'agit d'un criminel.