Who Are the Haitian Migrants Trying to Enter the US?

The images we’ve seen over the last few weeks are striking. Haitian migrants struggling to enter the southern border the United States, and some of them being repelled with force. But how did this situation come to be? Journalist and Haiti expert Jonathan M. Katz told Inside Edition Digital that many of the migrants left Haiti after the 2011 earthquake. “They've come to the United States hoping for a better life, and at the moment we are not letting them in,” he said. #InsideEdition #News

[MoeyViews]

American/Canadian dream ain’t that simple💯 Gotta stop advertising that to the rest of the world.

[youwish]

But Mexico offered them asylum??? If it is really so bad they don’t have room to be picky...

[alexhenderson]

Running away from your country does not solve anything The only question I have is where all these people going to live

[athorpe]

US needs to take care of home first.Our own still struggling.

[timcope]

Sad to see but you can’t just welcome everyone who comes. Our welfare system will collapse and taxes will go through the roof even higher

[taniajoseph]

Why can’t France help they took all the Haitians money !!! Other country’s can volunteer to help as well …

[Shoppingisfun]

The answer is not coming to the US! We can not even take care of our own homeless vets!! 😩

[soulaandefender]

This is sad but I hate to say that America isn't going to let y'all in COVID 19 cases off the roof over here and honestly don't know where some of them will live if they did come in here also The us isn't the only country



Edit: don't speak of politics in the reply at all I don't care who your mama daddy or granny voted for thank you love you 💕

[CAC]

Why does it all fall on America though?

[honeybunch]

This world is cruel but the US doesn't seems like the answer. Can't the world help them? These poor people.

[kjrose]

Haiti was the pearl of the caribbean and is the first caribbean country to gain independence but France didn't want to recognize it until haiti payed them 150 million dollars which is worth 4.2 billion today and in my opinion they should be refunded

[Officer.Egg.]

Interesting how 100% of them crossing in Texas, hundreds of miles inland

[chigoziechisom]

When 'home's no longer home. it's really hard to find your footing when you move out of your comfort zone. I feel sad for these guys, and wish them the best.

[Iamrightyouarewrong]

Why is America the "Better Life"?

[hockeyedits]

This is what happenes when we put a 80 year old that has no idea what he’s doing in office

[juan]

Why would a bunch of people who claims to care about people allow them to suffer like this instead of allowing them to enter the country properly and safely?

[kingsijm]

You have to make your country better! Don’t flee to another one!

[eteng]

Not all these so called " Hatian asylum seekers " should be accepted by the US GOVERNMENT. Most of them should be return to Hati for it is the RESPONSIBILITY OF HATI GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE FOR THE NEEDS OF IT'S OWN CITIZENS, AND THE US GOVERNMENT OR ANY OTHER COUNTRIES.

these Other country has it's OWN CITIZENS TO LOOK IN TO!

[jordanhawkins]

I can’t imagine! It makes me wonder how our souls chose our bodies and why I was fortunate enough for my soul to land in that of an American?!

[skylafarrell]

How did they get over 1, 00] miles here and two these coming in illegally and we don't know there back ground checks it's Biden's fault bringing them in