Haitian Bridge Alliance
@haitianbridge
Committed to assist, empower, and amplify the voices of Black immigrants. Anpil men, chay pa lou. #ImmigrationIsABlackIssue #DefendBlackMigrants
Updates on TPS for Haiti are coming soon from the HBA legal team. However, understand this: we have built a movement that refuses to leave our community behind. Stay tuned for updates, and please do the following⤵️
The goal of this administration is to remove, deport and create as much confusion as possible. The Haitian Bridge Alliance team is working round the clock to make sure no one is left behind.
➡️TPS for Haiti still stands until July 27th ➡️The timing of exactly when TPS ends, though, is still not July 27th; it is up to when the DC Court acts, which is part of why the deadlines keep sliding ➡️TPS work authorizations remain in effect
The Haitian Bridge Alliance legal team is witnessing misinformation about TPS for Haiti and wants to make the following points clear: (A thread)
📣JOIN THE WEBINAR Tomorrow, HBA is hosting an important community conversation where immigration attorneys and advocates will discuss: - Your rights during encounters with immigration authorities - Preparing for the potential end of TPS - Family and asset protection planning (1/2)
Across Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and the United States, Haitian communities are facing escalating violence, displacement, and mass deportations. In this moment, transnational solidarity is more important than ever.
📣 1,804 CALLS FOR HAITI TPS! 🇭🇹📞 Join Haitian Bridge Alliance and @amnesty.org this Thursday, July 23rd, for a virtual phone banking event to call our senators and demand that they protect Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti.
One call to your senator will help protect over 350,000 lives. By July 24th, all work permits for Haitians on Temporary Protected Status (TPS) will end. Then the gov will revoke protection. We could witness one of the largest family separation events in modern day history.
As the World Cup reaches its final game tomorrow, we remember the incredible joy we felt while we celebrated our return to the World Cup after 52 years 🇭🇹 Yet, that joy was cut short by the Supreme Court decision.
E Pluribus Unum — Out of Many, One. Those words appear on the seal of the United States, reminding us that this country is strongest only because of the many people who make it whole. #4thofjuly
On Wednesday, more than 500 TPS holders, immigrant families + advocates from across the country came together with HBA and the Congressional Black Caucus for a powerful virtual town hall in response to the devastating SCOTUS decision allowing the termination of TPS for thousands of Haitians
HAPPENING IN 3 HOURS‼️ The fight for TPS for Haiti is not over 🇭🇹 Join Haitian Bridge Alliance and Congressional Black Caucus for a National TPS Town Hall 📅 TODAY, Wednesday, July 1st 🕡 6:30 PM ET 💻 Virtual: register today using the link in our bio or visit bit.ly/SCOTUSTPS
The fight for TPS for Haiti is not over 🇭🇹 In the wake of the recent Supreme Court decision, 350,000 Haitian TPS holders are at risk of being deported and separated from their families. Join HBA and the @CBCInstitute for a National TPS Town Hall to hear the path forward
OUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU: Call your senator today and urge them to pass S.4814 so families are not torn apart by this egregious court ruling. 📞(202) 224-3121
Incredibly devastating decision from the Supreme Court has landed nearly half a million Haitian+Syrian TPS holders at risk of deportation. HBA’s Executive Director, Guerline Jozef, makes the following statement calling for the Senate to pass S.4814 as our chance of protecting TPS
SCREENING | Born to Dance. Forced to Run 🎬 📍 Children’s Museum of Brooklyn 🗓 Saturday, July 25 | 6:00 PM 🎟 FREE
At the Haiti v Brazil World Cup match, the Haitian Bridge Alliance team met fathers who brought their children to witness Haiti’s return to the World Cup after 52 years. Happy Father’s Day from the Haitian Bridge Alliance🇭🇹❤️
Haiti’s return to the World Cup after 52 years has so much to celebrate but also has so much to do with the story of migration. Today, on World Refugee Day we renew our call to protect all families seeking safety, preserve TPS, and defend pathways to stability. #worldrefugeeday
Can you spot all the similarities between the original Juneteenth flag and the Haitian flag?
This #ImmigrantHeritageMonth, we honor the immigrants who strengthen our nation every day. As we await the Supreme Court's TPS decision, we remember the hundreds who gathered outside the Court this spring in defense of Haitian and Syrian families Anpil men chay pa lou 🇭🇹
Good luck to the Haitian Grenadiers as they kick off their first World Cup game today against Scotland! 🇭🇹 As 1 of only 2 Caribbean nations competing in this year's tournament, Haiti is proudly representing the Caribbean during Caribbean Heritage Month! Ale Ayiti!!
🌺In the Caribbean there are… 700+ islands 70+ languages spoken 44+ million people
Haitian Bridge Alliance has sent a letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio requesting a review of the case involving Omar Abdulkadir Artan, the Somali referee selected by FIFA to officiate at the 2026 FIFA World Cup who was recently denied entry to the United States.
JUST IN: The Haitian Bridge Alliance has sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio urging timely consideration of the visa application of Woodensky Pierre, a member of Haiti’s National Football Team, ahead of Haiti’s upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifying matches in the US
The Haitian Bridge Alliance strongly condemns the Trump Administration’s newly announced policy requiring many lawfully present immigrants to leave the U.S. and apply for permanent residency from abroad. This is a dangerous rollback of decades of immigration practice.
Doris Miller, a U.S. Navy sailor, displayed extraordinary bravery by carrying wounded sailors to safety during the attack on Pearl Harbor On May 27, 1942, Miller was the first African American to receive the Navy Cross for his heroism #MemorialDay
In April, we took the TPS fight to the Supreme Court. On this Haitian Flag Day, HBA calls for an end to deportations to Haiti, the protection of Haitian families, and meaningful change that promotes long-term stability for the Haitian people so they can thrive and prosper.
On this Haitian Flag Day, we honor Haiti’s revolutionary legacy as the first free Black republic. As we commemorate this historic occasion, we call for two things: Reparative justice from France The extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals.
Immigrant mothers are raising children, caring for families, working in essential industries + make sacrifices every day to create opportunities not only for their own families, but for future generations. Immigrant mothers sustain communities nationwide 💐 Happy Mother's Day
From the African drums, conch shells, stomping, pounding, singing, crying, laughing, and joy we stirred outside of the court, we made clear that this movement will not be silenced. Thank you for being with us in this fight.