Editorial: On The Recent Mistreatments Of Haitian Migrants in Texas
Mistreatment of Haitian refugees in Texas: "these people will pay", assures President Biden.
Early election campaign promises or words of truth?
These words launched by President Biden ("these people will pay" speaking of border guards) sound like an anticipated campaign slogan for the 2022 legislative or 2024 presidential elections in the United States. Because it is this same Biden who had asked during the most recent presidential campaign for the American electorate to elect him, to reclaim the soul of the nation.
He not only forcibly returned Haitian migrants without soul, using about 11 flights to Haiti for deportations, but he did not hesitate to do so to apply the Order known as Title 42, a creation of his decried and rejected predecessor, Trompe. Expulsions that his special envoy for Haiti, Daniel Foute, disapproved, resigning with a crash.
After the protests, following images that appeared on media screens around the world, showing border guard units mistreating Haitian migrants, Biden came in public to say these words: we quote, they must pay, end of quote, referring to those border guards. But these words, we repeat again, sound like election propaganda for the upcoming elections in 2022 and 2024, especially as some protesters of organization Fanm, in Washington DC, after the appalling incident have vowed to tear up their up their cards of affiliation to the Democratic Party. In their anger they are right and if they do leave the party, we will understand them because Democrats cannot and should not take their votes at face value or as a fait accompli.
Radio Francophonie Connection
Early election campaign promises or words of truth?
These words launched by President Biden ("these people will pay" speaking of border guards) sound like an anticipated campaign slogan for the 2022 legislative or 2024 presidential elections in the United States. Because it is this same Biden who had asked during the most recent presidential campaign for the American electorate to elect him, to reclaim the soul of the nation.
He not only forcibly returned Haitian migrants without soul, using about 11 flights to Haiti for deportations, but he did not hesitate to do so to apply the Order known as Title 42, a creation of his decried and rejected predecessor, Trompe. Expulsions that his special envoy for Haiti, Daniel Foute, disapproved, resigning with a crash.
After the protests, following images that appeared on media screens around the world, showing border guard units mistreating Haitian migrants, Biden came in public to say these words: we quote, they must pay, end of quote, referring to those border guards. But these words, we repeat again, sound like election propaganda for the upcoming elections in 2022 and 2024, especially as some protesters of organization Fanm, in Washington DC, after the appalling incident have vowed to tear up their up their cards of affiliation to the Democratic Party. In their anger they are right and if they do leave the party, we will understand them because Democrats cannot and should not take their votes at face value or as a fait accompli.
Radio Francophonie Connection
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