LA Times Edi­to­r­ial
The admin­is­tra­tion should make good on its promise to expe­dite the immi­gra­tion to the U.S. of about 55,000 Haitians who have been approved …

Boston Globe Edi­to­r­ial
Two days after a calami­tous earth­quake erupted in Haiti in Jan­u­ary, Pres­i­dent Obama rightly called it “one of those moments that call out …

Philadel­phia Inquirer Edi­to­r­ial
With so much else on his plate, Pres­i­dent Obama can be for­given for not giv­ing Haiti the same atten­tion it received after a …

Wash­ing­ton Post Edi­to­r­ial
THE U.S. CONFERENCE of May­ors, meet­ing at its annual con­ven­tion this month in Okla­homa City, did some­thing extra­or­di­nary. With no dis­sent, the mayors …

Res­o­lu­tion No.43
Sub­mit­ted by:
The Hon­or­able Andre D. Pierre
Mayor of North Miami
The Hon­or­able David N. Cicilline
Mayor of Prov­i­dence
43. URGING PAROLE FOR ALL HAITIAN BENEFICIARIES OF APPROVED IMMIGRANT VISA PETITIONS AND …

AFP
WASHINGTON — Three US sen­a­tors on Wednes­day unveiled a bill to clear away hur­dles to cit­i­zen­ship for roughly 1,000 Hait­ian orphans whose adop­tions by US …

By Stephanie Gaskell , DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Rosier/News
Marie Lionel, a 49-year-old build­ing man­ager from Brook­lyn, had com­pleted her adop­tion of a 5-year-old girl, Jessika, …

By Steven Forester, IJDH Stop Depor­ta­tions Now! Coor­di­na­tor
Miami Her­ald Let­ter to the Edi­tor
Haiti’s rainy sea­son is caus­ing mis­ery to mil­lions whom the earth­quake made homeless, …

IRIN
http://www.irinnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=88736
NEW YORK — The US gov­ern­ment allows for­eign cit­i­zens into the US in sig­nif­i­cant num­bers “for urgent human­i­tar­ian rea­sons or sig­nif­i­cant pub­lic ben­e­fit”. In the …