Brooke Gladstone
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1,275 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 11 Sep
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The way the Haitians have been dismissed, made a laughing stock, and now potentially face death after being stripped of TPS has me wondering, not for the first time, how we craft our national conversations.
The kind of existential hell now engulfing Haitians in Springfield and elsewhere, and also Sudanese, Somalis, Venezuelans, Afghans, and now
the Salvadorians in America, among many others.
How do we reckon with the misery we wreak?
When we offer hope only to snatch it away.
go to work.
Go to church.
Wetley Casey is a reporter at the Haitian Times, Haitian-born.
His status here is secure.
He lives and reports in Springfield and has been covering the Haitian community throughout Ohio for the last several years.
He knows whatever can be known about how his community lives and feels.
You interviewed Nadia Jean Jacques, a social service director at the Haitian Community Network, who said that some people feel like prisoners in their own homes.
Shortly after TPS was stripped, ICE started requesting in-person check-ins with Haitian immigrants, where they're given ankle monitors with GPS trackers.
Vieles Dorsenville, executive director of Springfield's Haitian Support Center, told the Haitian Times: This is a new humiliation.
This is something you do with criminals.
You heard about increased reports.
Of self-harm and suicidal ideation after the end of TPS.
Pierre's father told you he said shortly before his death
That he just wasn't feeling well.
He said it on the phone.
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