On this edition of Your Call, Frontline correspondent Sebastian Walker joins us to discuss Haiti Deportation Crisis, a new documentary about the impact of gang violence in Haiti, the efforts to combat it, and the rising fears among Haitians in the US after the Trump administration ended Temporary Protected Status for 350,000 people.
Walker and filmmaker Adam Desiderio went to Haiti and Springfield, Ohio, where Haitians are being tracked with ankle monitors.
Guest:
Sebastian Walker, Frontline correspondent, co-director of Haiti Deportation Crisis, and former host and Haiti correspondent for Al Jazeera America
Resources:
PBS: FRONTLINE: Haiti Deportation Crisis
PBS: FRONTLINE: ‘Nobody Has Safety’
NPR: For thousands of Haitians in the U.S., end of protected status brings fear, grief and defiance
Immigrant Legal Resource Center: Temporary Protected Status for Haitians Officially Terminated, Allowing for Their Deportation
