The Pope and concerned bodies called for concrete steps regarding the violence in Port-au-Prince and urged Donald Trump to pause deportations of Haitians.

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The Pope and concerned bodies called for concrete steps regarding the violence in Port-au-Prince and urged Donald Trump to pause deportations of Haitians.

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Haiti Port-au-Prince

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The capital of Port-au-Prince is experiencing gang violence impacting functionality, concurrent with the US government ramping up deportations to Haiti. All 1 developments

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Haiti
country in the Caribbean Sea
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Port-au-Prince
capital of Haiti

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