U.S. Coast Guard photographs of Haitians at sea, 1981. Source:Caribbean Sea Migration Collection,...

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U.S. Coast Guard photographs of Haitians at sea, 1981. Source:Caribbean Sea Migration Collection, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.

Please, refer to the readings and video for the week, but more information isfound in the readings byJean-François,McBride, and the video "Strangers from a strange land"(https://www.nytimes.com/video/world/americas/ XXXXXXXXXX/deportees.html).

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Comment on whether or not deporting Haitians who had already served sentences in the United States is the equivalent of cruel and unusual punishment (video "Strangers from a strange land")
Comment on the 1996 Immigration (IIRIRA) reform debate
How do you compare U.S. responses to refugees from Cuban, Haiti, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Guatemala?
Comment on the U.S. interdiction at sea andrefoulement(return)policies toward Haitians.

mcbride-migrants-asylum-seekers-1997-gio1mr2a.pdf jean-francois-haiti-2009-uwzxrzhj.pdf

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U.S. INTERDICTION AT SEA AND REFOULEMENT (RETURN) POLICIES TOWARD HAITIANS
The United States was considered to be the ideal place for the immigrants, but when there was a population explosion, the government decided to put restrictions on the immigrants with the help of policies. In the year of 1781, the government of the United States stated interdicting the vessels that were filled with the Haiti migrants. A large portion of these migrantswere held at the U.S. Maritime Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, while the U.S.

U.S. Coast Guard photographs of Haitians at sea, 1981. Source:Caribbean Sea Migration Collection, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University. Please, refer to the readings and...

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