Haiti

A protest has been organized outside Palm Beach Gardens High School demanding a formal apology.

President Donald Trump's "shithole countries" comment during last month's immigration meetings with Congressmembers plays a key role in the lawsuit.

"Let us be clear: their behavior was and still is totally unacceptable," Oxfam said in a statement.

“The action by the Department of Homeland Security to rescind TPS status for Haitian immigrants is clearly racially motivated,” Derrick Johnson, NAACP President and CEO, said.

Haitians protested President Donald Trump with a voodoo ceremony and by burning signs and throwing rocks.

"I love the people. There’s a tremendous warmth. And they’re very hard-working people," Trump said, before taking them off the immigration list.

Republican Representative Matt Gaetz has added fresh fuel to President Trump's description of Haiti.

Maryland pastor calls comments Trump reportedly said about African nations and Haiti "dehumanizing."

South Africa and Ghana are among countries calling on U.S. diplomats to meet with government officials to address the president's comments.

The group of 55 member states demands a retraction.

The exchange came to light after Trump’s “shithole” remark drew backlash and claims he is racist.

“Trump’s disparaging comments last night added salt to this fresh, raw wound," said Marleine Bastien, an advocate for Haitian women.

President Donald Trump's denial was immediately pushed back on by a Democrat who attended the meeting.

In a discussion with lawmakers on immigration, Trump reportedly asked why the U.S. should accept more immigrants from Haiti and "shithole countries." 

Although not among the largest trade partners for the U.S., sub-Saharan Africa, El Salvador and Haiti are significant as Trump fumes over immigration reform.

Congressional Black Caucus Chairman Cedric Richmond has called the President's comments "racially insensitive and ignorant."

“Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?”

The Department of Homeland Security is expected to make an announcement next Monday to decide the fate of Hondurans, Salvadorans, Nicaraguans and Haitians whose TPS status is set to expire in early January.

The U.N. has been considered a top authority since World War II, but critics say backdoor deals get in the way of real action.

America is now only the 114th most peaceful nation in the world.

Tens of thousands of Haitians live in the U.S. under Temporary Protected Status.

Since the 2010 earthquake, Haiti has suffered from an epidemic of sexual violence—but more and more women are sharing their stories.

The U.N. announced new measures in March to tackle sexual abuse and exploitation by its troops and personnel—but in Haiti, it's time for a smaller mission.

The nation's first democratically elected leader to peacefully transfer power is remembered as a reluctant politician.

Homes, schools and crops were destroyed and now children are starting to get sick.

Health officials are concerned that the disease is spreading as flood waters mix with sewage.

The hurricane lashed Florida on Friday with howling winds and rumbled northward up the U.S. Atlantic coast.

At least 89 more people in Haiti are reported missing.

Matthew is the strongest hurricane in the Caribbean since Felix in 2007.

Matthew was the strongest storm to slam Haiti in more than 50 years.