Adrian Florido
speaker
385 appearances
47 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 4 Sep
Adrian Florido’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Adrian Flerido, NPR News, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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TPS allows people from certain countries to live and work in the U.S.
because of dangerous conditions in their home countries.
People from Haiti have benefited from TPS since 2010.
But President Trump moved to terminate their temporary status, and in June, the Supreme Court said he could do so.
That ruling has now taken effect.
Haitians now face being deported to a country that even the Trump administration acknowledges is very dangerous.
Armed gangs control much of Haiti.
Many of the 350,000 Haitians affected have U.S.-born children.
The administration is urging Haitians to self-deport and warning that it will come for them if they don't.
In this video from last year, two agents are talking after an immigration raid.
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There was a guy, I'm pretty sure he was wet, one agent says, a shortened version of wetback, a racial slur for Mexicans.
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In another video, an agent points out the driver of a nearby car.
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It looked like a tonk in the driver's seat.
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Tonk is a derogatory term for a migrant.
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It refers to the sound when an agent's flashlight strikes a migrant's head.
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The ACLU obtained the footage as part of a lawsuit accusing immigration agents of targeting people because they look Latino.
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The government says its agents don't racially profile.
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Adrian Florido, NPR News.
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