Marco Rubio announced the possible deportation of US permanent residents who have supported Haitian gangs linked to terrorist organizations.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has cleared the way for the deportation of some US permanent residents, accusing them of collaborating with Haitian gang leaders associated with Viv Ansanm, an organization the US considers terrorist. The exact number of people targeted is unclear, and the move is part of a broader deportation policy under the Trump administration. While revocation of permanent resident status is rare, experts expect that identifying and proving the links of these Haitians will be difficult.
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