Guerline Jozef's guest appearances

Guerline Jozef

CounterSpin

One Interview One World

Immigration Today!

Justin Smith

Julie Morris

Pediatric Gastroenterology

Mike Bray

Vivian De Guzman

Chris Curtin

Kathleen Hallal

Lara Romero

Nancy Gray

Kevin Palmieri

Frances Pullin

Sharon H

Chef Casey Pendergras

Arthur Hayne Mitchell

Rocky Kuner

OwlTail

Julio López Varona

Tax giveaways to non–Puerto Ricans mean money not going to Puerto Rico's energy systems, schools, hospitals, housing. The post Julio López Varona on Puerto Rico Colonialism, Guerline Jozef on Haitian Refugee Abuse appeared first on FAIR.

Tax giveaways to non–Puerto Ricans mean money not going to Puerto Rico's energy systems, schools, hospitals, housing. The post <a href="https://fair.org/home/julio-lopez-varona-on-puerto-rico-colonialism-guerline-jozef-on-haitian-refugee-abuse/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Julio López Varona on Puerto Rico Colonialism, Guerline Jozef on Haitian Refugee Abuse</a> appeared first on <a href="https://fair.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FAIR</a>.

Julio López Varona on Puerto Rico Colonialism, Guerline Jozef on Haitian Refugee Abuse

Guerline Jozef  runs the Haitian Bridge Alliance.  She speaks about the Haitians who walked from Brazil to San Diego, California seeking political asylum and then being placed in detention centers for long periods of time,  awaiting their turn before a judge.  In the mean time, they are treated the same as criminals locked up, and without the rights afforded to American citizens, for instance, the right to legal representation.  These detention centers are run for profit.  They are paid from our government to house each person per day.  You can find out more at haitianbridge.org, and by searching about detention centers online.  This is an eye opening interview.  Most people are unaware of these detention centers and that they house many refugees and immigrants seeking political asylum from many different countries.

Guerline Jozef runs the Haitian Bridge Alliance. She speaks about the Haitians who walked from Brazil to San Diego, California seeking political asylum and then being placed in detention centers for long periods of time, awaiting their turn before a judge. In the mean time, they are treated the same as criminals locked up, and without the rights afforded to American citizens, for instance, the right to legal representation. These detention centers are run for profit. They are paid from our government to house each person per day. You can find out more at <a href="http://haitianbridge.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">haitianbridge.org</a>, and by searching about detention centers online. This is an eye opening interview. Most people are unaware of these detention centers and that they house many refugees and immigrants seeking political asylum from many different countries.

Haitian Bridge Alliance and American Detention Centers with Guerline Jozef