A top Haiti official is criticizing the United States for its uproar over its concerns about its citizens invading Springfield, Ohio, which has residents fearing for their safety.
Haiti’s “Transitional Presidential Council” Edgard Leblanc Fils rejected claims from the U.S. that expose the repercussions of the Biden-Harris Administration’s reckless open border policies, which, as a result, more than 15,000 Haitian immigrants have taken over the small town with a population of just 56,000.
“I would like to extend a brotherly greeting to all friends of Haiti that have shown solidarity towards the migrants from our country — and in particular those living in Springfield, Ohio,” Fils said. The United States ties to Haiti “Enable us to say with confidence that the American people reject any incitement to hate against our community.”
Fils claimed that the concerns of Haitian immigrants overrunning the town are false and fueled by the stress of the upcoming presidential election.
“In this respect, the passions that naturally emerge during an election campaign should never be used as a pretext for xenophobia or racism in a country like the United States, a nation forged by immigrants of all origins and which has set itself up as a model of democracy on a global scale,” he continued. […]
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