Bethany Blanley
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio appointed two Haitian gangs as foreign terrorist organizations, adding a list of supranational criminal organizations, including Mexican cartels and the brutal Venezuelan Venezuelan Gang Tren de Aragua prison gang.
Rubio appointed brutal Haitian gangs, Viv Ansanm and Gran Grif, as FTO and specially designated global terrorists (SDGT), saying that “they are the main source of instability and violence in Haiti” and are “a direct threat to the interests of US national security in our region.”
Members of the gang, known for killing and attacking Haitians, Haitan safety forces and the staff of the Mission of International Safety Support (MSS), sworn to overthrow the Haitan government. “Their ultimate goal is to create a gang controlled state in which illegal trade and other criminal activities act freely and terrorize Haitian citizens,” said Rubio.
He said that FTO markings play a key role in foreign policy in the USA, including the US fight with terrorism. He also said that everyone who provides material support or resources for members of VIV Ansanm or Gran Grif Gange, “can face criminal charges and inadmissibility or removal from the United States.”
The US government supports the Haitian National Police and the MSS mission in ensuring stability in Haiti and calls “all political leaders Haiti to the priority of the security of the Haitan nation, finding solutions that stop violence and make progress in restoring democracy through free and honest elections,” he said.
He announced this after releasing the record number of Haitians to the USA and the entrance to the USA under the Biden administration illegally was reported.
Under the administration of Biden-Harris, the largest number of Haitan illegal border crosswords was reported throughout the country in the history of the US almost 700,000.
The largest number was reported in the 2024 tax year of 220 798, followed by 163 781 in fiscal 2023, 56 596 in the 2022 and 47 478 tax year in nine months in the tax year 2021.
At least 211,000 Haitians were released to the USA as part of the CHNV conditional program created by the Biden administration in order to release Cuban, Haitan, Nicaragua and Venezuela citizens to the country, which were recognized as unacceptable in accordance with the federal immigration law.
The CHNV conditional release program was one of a dozen or so identified by House Republicans as illegal and used as evidence of the accusation of the former Internal Secretary of the Secretary of Internal Security Alejandro Mayorkas. After the Biden administration reversed politics from the time of Trump, and Mayorkas ordered federal employees not to enforce some aspects of the federal immigration law, the record number of foreigners began to enter the country illegally, in total over 14 million, as he only reported, including two million, including two million.
Mayorkas claimed that the conditional release process would reduce illegal border crossings, but over three million illegally entered the US only reported. People more than the population of 20 individual US states.
He also implemented the policy of “legal, safe and orderly ways of traveling to the United States”, hundreds of illegal foreigners to the USA on commercial flights financed by the US taxpayer, said Center Square. DHS claimed that people admitted to the USA were checked for reasons for national security and public security, which numerous general reports of inspectors and congress investigations It turned out to be untrue.
When the Haitans entered the country, local communities across the country struggled with increased crime and costs, which they say Reported.
Those who were released to the US via CHNV and other conditional release programs were directed for deportation by the Trump administration. While a federal judge he tried to stop CHNV deportations, people who are not in the face of complacency are a fine of almost USD 1,000 per day under the current administrative principles, Center Square Reported.
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Bethany Blanley is a colleague Middle square.
Photo “Marco Rubio” by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
