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''It makes sense for us to keep those people here,'' said Carline Desire of the Association of Haitian Women in Boston. (Globe Staff Photo / Essdras M. Suarez) |
US implored to stop deporting Haitians
Protected status urged for battered country
Almost a year after Hurricane Hanna slammed into Haiti, the memory stops her cold. Gracieuse Marius, a nurse, had huddled inside until the floodwaters subsided in the city of Gonaives, then she raced into the streets to find someone to save. Instead, she was confronted with silence: Cars, trees, and dead animals floated in the water. She still cannot bring ... (Full article: 866 words)
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