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13/07/2025

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03/07/2025

President Donald Trump,

You were elected to lead the United States for four years, and after that, you held power for another four. But today, I speak to you with deep frustration and sadness on behalf of the Haitian people.

Not everyone who comes to the U.S. does so out of pleasure. Many are escaping unbearable conditions, hoping to find dignity and opportunity in what they believed was a "blessed land." Unfortunately, what we are witnessing under your voice and actions is mistreatment and humiliation of vulnerable people who simply seek a better life.

President Trump, when you disrespect these people, you not only turn your back on their humanity — you show that you cannot even lead with compassion for yourself. And if you cannot serve yourself with wisdom and heart, how can you truly lead a nation?

You are an elder, a man of age and influence. But your actions do not reflect wisdom or justice. On behalf of Haitians who believe in freedom, dignity, and human rights, I urge you to reflect.

Do not forget: Our ancestors fought against slavery and helped shape the ideals of liberty in the Americas. The first Black nation to gain freedom was ours — and history cannot erase that. The roots of justice and courage run deep in us.

You still have time to choose conscience over cruelty.

Respect for all people is the foundation of a great nation.

— A Haitian voice speaking on behalf of the people.

29/06/2025

Message to President Donald Trump,

President Donald Trump,
Today, I choose to address you on behalf of all Haitians — and also those from other nations who once benefited from the humanitarian programs introduced by President Joe Biden.

Let me ask you a simple question:
How would you feel if it were your own family being humiliated the way immigrants are being treated today?

The people you’re targeting do not come to America because they love it more than their own homeland.
They flee misery, violence, hunger, and hopelessness — believing that America was the “promised land,” just as they were told for years.
But once they arrive, they find hell on Earth — high costs, harsh treatment, and constant fear.

Mr. President,
We understand you're the leader of a great nation.
But people did not vote for you to make the suffering even worse for those already in pain.
We see how law enforcement is now treating immigrants — like criminals, like their lives have no value.
But these are human beings. These are families.

We beg you, please reflect on your actions.
You claim to lead a global superpower — then show the world what real power looks like.
True strength is not in humiliation, but in justice, compassion, and leadership.

This message is not an attack — it's a sincere plea.
From one human to another.
Today it’s us.
Tomorrow, it could be any people, any nation.

29/06/2025

President Joe Biden, we thank you

On behalf of many Haitians, we want to thank you for the two years of protection you offered us in the United States. You showed compassion and humanity toward a suffering people — not just Haitians, but other nations as well. Your actions were meaningful and gave hope to many.

It’s true — our country is not in a good state. But what we are experiencing today under President Donald Trump is humiliation at its worst. He treats us without dignity, as if we are less than human. His actions show a heartless vision where he sees no value in those who are just seeking a better life. It seems he finds satisfaction in our pain.

America cannot claim to be a great nation while it continues to crush others. A truly powerful country must be built on justice and humanity, not on cruelty.
When we see how immigrants are treated, we are forced to ask: can you really call yourself the rightful owner of this piece of land that our ancestors meant for everyone to live on, freely and equally?

We are not asking for favors — we are demanding respect.
We are demanding the right to live with dignity, just like any other people.

29/06/2025

President Joe Biden, we thank you

On behalf of many Haitians, we want to thank you for the two years of protection you offered us in the United States. You showed compassion and humanity toward a suffering people — not just Haitians, but other nations as well. Your actions were meaningful and gave hope to many.

It’s true — our country is not in a good state. But what we are experiencing today under President Donald Trump is humiliation at its worst. He treats us without dignity, as if we are less than human. His actions show a heartless vision where he sees no value in those who are just seeking a better life. It seems he finds satisfaction in our pain.

America cannot claim to be a great nation while it continues to crush others. A truly powerful country must be built on justice and humanity, not on cruelty.
When we see how immigrants are treated, we are forced to ask: can you really call yourself the rightful owner of this piece of land that our ancestors meant for everyone to live on, freely and equally?

We are not asking for favors — we are demanding respect.
We are demanding the right to live with dignity, just like any other people.

13/06/2025

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