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Court Rules Trump Can Deport 300,000 Migrants Who've Lived in the U.S. Legally for Years
Migrants from El Salvador, Nicaragua, Haiti, and Sudan would leave behind as many as 200,000 children who are American citizens.
At Least 18 People Have Died In Haiti’s Anti-Government Protests. This Is Why The Country Is Rising Up.
The opposition has called for a march on Friday that will only put further pressure on President Jovenel Moïse.
When the Dominican Republic Ended Birthright Citizenship, It Was a Disaster
Donald Trump wants to end birthright citizenship in the US. The only country to do that in recent years created a humanitarian catastrophe.
The VICE Morning Bulletin
Trump orders ban on bump stocks, Oxfam loses thousands of donors over Haiti scandal, North Korea said to have bailed on meeting Mike Pence, and more.
Haiti’s president slams sexual exploitation of disaster victims by aid workers
One Oxfam employee known to have regularly used sex workers in Chad was transferred to Haiti.
Charity bosses paid young Haitians for sex after the 2010 earthquake
It was “like a full-on Caligula orgy.”
African Countries Are Using Trump's 'Shithole' Comments to Drive Tourism
"We would like to invite you to come to shithole Namibia, one of the best shithole countries out there."
How Doctors Keep People Who Refuse Blood Transfusions Alive
We talk about the inventive ways doctors treat patients who, for religious reasons, can't take blood on this episode of 'The VICE Guide to Right Now' podcast.
The Best Yelp Reviews for Trump's 'Shithole' Hotels
"Wow! This hotel is actually a hole of shit. Like a massive, carved out, deep hole just full of thousands of tons of shit."
The VICE Morning Bulletin
Trump accuses Russia of helping North Korea, bus fire in Kazakhstan kills 52, John Kelly said to dub Trump campaign wall promise "uninformed," and more
My Message to Trump as a Haitian Immigrant
Bigotry will not drive us back to Haiti, President Trump, and the United States is better off because we are here to stay.
Trump’s “shithole” comments were the most openly racist by a president in decades, historians say
You have to go back to Woodrow Wilson to find a president who articulated similar views in public