Haiti & Mexico

Haiti: Haitians were among the first groups affected by the metering policy under Barack Obama's administration and are also mentioned in relation to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) discussions.

Mexico: The immigration policy concerns the U.S.-Mexico border, affecting migrants from Mexico and other countries attempting to cross.

Haiti: Haitian immigrants are among those whose legal protections in the US are being ended by the Trump administration, potentially exposing them to deportation.

Mexico: Mexico dispatched 250 soldiers, 18 rescue dogs, and other aid to Venezuela, leveraging its experience in earthquake relief.

Haiti: Haiti is mentioned as a precedent for the US granting temporary humanitarian protections after its 2010 earthquake, drawing a comparison to the current situation in Venezuela regarding immigration policies.

Mexico: Mexico has sent its well-known Brigada Internacional de Rescate Topos Azteca to Venezuela to assist in search-and-rescue operations, demonstrating international solidarity.

Haiti: Haiti was severely pummeled by Hurricane Melissa, making forecasting and planning difficult and leaving the nation unable to respond to losses.

Haiti: Migrants from Haiti are among those whose temporary protections Donald Trump seeks to stop shielding, a decision that could affect Salvadoran migrants.