to receive vaccines through this 10 of them including haiti are going to get it for free but haiti is only going to be able to get 20 percent of its population in terms of vaccines and that's a real reality that once you get the enough for your 2000000 individuals you will not be able to have any more you know any more vaccines so today there's one vaccine astra zeneca and while you know we haven't moved to a global passport increasingly as a journalist i am seeing countries that are starting to act for people to be to be vaccinated and everyone agrees at least the science agrees that we need to return immunity and we can't return immunity if one country is lacking it's understandable haiti's concerns but you know all of the scientists are saying it out of europe to say yes you know there are some concerns but the benefits outweigh the risk right now and by the time he actually led gabby know that they were prepared for this vaccine 9 countries in this region had already received their shipment of astra zeneca vaccine for cold so check i mean just remind our audience when calving chan

when we look at the movie in 1000 numbers for haiti about 12000 pieces and 250 death haiti remains a mystery we even had for early march and it did not result in 2 accelerated number of cases the average haitian today is concerned marching in the shoes taking over social media with the hash tag $380.00 not from who played scene but from insecurity and corruption at a personal level taking the vaccine is not on top of my primary however as a frequent traveler if it comes down to travel restriction i am open to take the vaccine but since i know that there are different types of vaccine out there i'll make sure i take one that doesn't create more issues than it solves yes that is a voice of privilege of have i heard one just very briefly right at the end of the show what should haiti be thinking about doing right now in the global pandemic best practices best best idea going forward from from this point. right so. probably 1st off following coke carnival actually when i was speaking with a doctor i general hospital the general hospital in cap-haitien was actually on quarantine a couple

a guest joins us who is a specialist on haiti. former director of the auf mission in haiti.an i start by asking about the fears for the safety of those who have been kidnapped, the priests and the nuns being held in haiti? what is your sense about what is going on there? >> it is not the first time people from the church have been kidnapped in haiti. like it was said in the news moments before, last week a priest from the church has been kidnapped live on tv when he was directing service. but what is different is now these are strangers. although a month ago there were six people from the dominican republic that were also taken as hostage, any news about that and the internet or anywhere else, so the thing is that now they have two pple from france that have been victims of the kiappers, and it makes sense to try to figure out how to find a solution to the situation. mark: clearly the situation is desperate. there is another layer of desperation. how bad are things in haiti right now for ordinary people? >> i think that this is really like living in hell. because one cannot

got here yes docs ahead of work i've been working in haiti for 40 years. earlier etc i can tell you that we have a group do the workers working in the slums we live there if we had a lot of covert debts we would up though. this is the reality or. their lying condition i know. but i let me just say let me just say this now it's 80. 1 let me just go there to jacqueline and then i'm going to go to the minister and you know i'm just going to build on i'm just going to build up dr props point because i did a story about this and i was in haiti during cholera and i remember the bodies being thrown into streets left industry you saw people running with bodies people on the near death on the on planks and that is obvious that we have not had that in haiti yes you can you can question a numbers you can question the figures but the reality is also is that we have not seen any anecdotal evidence of large numbers of unexplained death that we saw in ecuador that we've been seeing in brazil the question fundamentally is why eustace we know we're dealing with a country w

as the piano plays and the pastor continues his sermon armed gunmen storm a church in haiti abducting the pastor and several others on holy thursday as the violence streamed live on facebook it's unclear what happened to the victims of this brazen abduction but it's yet another example of the violence gripping haiti as the covert $1000.00 pandemic continues to rage there and the country is gripped by political instability more than a year now after the pandemic started haiti still does not have any covert 1000 vaccines the country was supposed to receive 756000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine through a u.n. program but they're not scheduled to arrive until may at the earliest and now with concerns about the efficacy and side effects of the astra zeneca doses there are concerns it may take even longer adding to the controversy a new u.s. state department report finds that haiti's government misappropriated more than $1000000.00 worth of covert $1000.00 aid while misspending another $34000000.00 this is gang related murders and kidnappings continue to climb as the impoverished country

. >>> despite unrest in haiti, haitians seeking refuge in the united states are being deported. an average of 30 deportation flights to haiti since february. included in the 1,500 so far, pregnant women, entire families, and children between the ages of 1 and 13. the u.s. is sending them back to conditions to troubling, even the united states issued a level 4 do not travel advisory to haiti due to kidnappings, crime, civil unrest and the pandemic. a new report is calling on the biden administration to stop these deportations happening under the trump-era policy called title 42. here's what the white house press secretary said about that just yesterday. >> we understand and we have heard the frustration about this issue, but our objective is to keep systems in place or keep policies in place or implement policies that help us address the pandemic. >> you have some goals or some goals of when you may be able to lift title 42? >> i can't make a prediction of that. that will, of course, be based on what the evaluation is by our health and medical experts on the status of the pandemi

poverty wages in haiti in order to make their profits ok well just finally finally i know you think the term illegal immigration as a as a term is very nuance word is it the democrat specialize in deportation obama $400000.00 a year and now has his vice president is the president of the united states should we be expecting more deportations and gave judgment in in what the rest of the world arguably thinks growth human rights violations this caging of children and a nasty petition activity well i think the politicians whether democrat or republican are juggling various various interest groups and the truth is i don't see that big difference between the democrats and republicans in terms of their immigration policies. on one hand there is. you know donald trump obviously work much harder to mobilize an anti immigrant wing base of. you know kind of populist nationalist anti immigrant just we hate immigrants all together most of the democrats including by and obama has not appealed directly to that base and yet both of them continue to appeal to a kind of an economic nationalism obama defi

to haiti and working there.ing here in cuba, my doctor is a block or two away. if i have a pblem, i waed down there. it is free. i don't have to show any papers. that is what it is like for health care. it could be a little shocking not having to show insurance were anything. when covid hit, i knew cuba -- i felt safer here, frankly, that if i had been in the united states. i told my mom who was worried about to prove places around the world i told her now i was more worried about her than she was about me. amy: i want to turn to another excerpt from your film "the war on cuba." it is about jar bolsonaro expelling thousands of cuban doctors in 2018. bolsona has alws follow the u. preside. theyall him e latinorump. e u.s. wts to cuoff the inco to che the cun ecomy, tory to ing about a politil change re on th iand. wheneople of the program around700 municipities we sudden left wiout docts. i haa patientn bzil, a 70-year-d man, iiterate. heade an aointmento h could sagoodbye. he ced right he on my should. amy: that

um she wrote books this this picture is from her book black haiti. black haiti. the subtitle is something like america's eldest daughter and it talks about the haitian revolution, which was the biggest. black revolution in the world and and how that happened and how people were faring and haiti under the american occupation. that that lives in the mid-1920s and really a very remarkable subject i thought and and also several other members of the society of women geographer zone you barber who was a geologist. she also worked in in haiti doing a report for the world peace organization maybe for on how people were faring in in hd the the next next book she wrote was columbia land of miracles and blair actually came up with this new style of travel writing and she viewed travel writing as a biography and she wrote a lot of biography and fictional biography, but she wanted to to explain drama with out. she wanted to explain the history. about a country in a dramatic fashion not like drama what that we think of today but in a way that is was very engaging and so should

it was found that a workers that are in haiti _ it was found that a workers that are in haiti afteraor sex and sexual— sex. that trading aid for sex and sexual harassment. a really horrible nasty— sexual harassment. a really horrible nasty story — sexual harassment. a really horrible nasty story in effect and led to, we had the _ nasty story in effect and led to, we had the me — nasty story in effect and led to, we had the me to movement and aided to discussion— had the me to movement and aided to discussion that was going on. now it turns— discussion that was going on. now it turns out— discussion that was going on. now it turns out that to sink or a workers working _ turns out that to sink or a workers working in— turns out that to sink or a workers working in the democratic republic or the _ working in the democratic republic or the congo have been suspended again— or the congo have been suspended again for— or the congo have been suspended again for allegations of serious sexual— again for allegations of serious sexual abuse, again for allegations of serious sexualabuse, miscondu

release of 9 kidnapped people including priests and nuns catholic schools and universities across haiti have closed as part of a 3 day shutdown a gang is reportedly seeking ransom to free the hostages who the abducted more than a week ago the number of kidnappings in haiti has doubled in the past 12 months those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story by . al-jazeera and it's now the biggest stories of the week in the video. analysis and if you. subscribe to the conversation. chad's president is killed while visiting soldiers fighting rebels in the north idrees debbie leaves behind a power vacuum in an already unstable region so what's next for chad and the battle for stability in africa sadly this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm jerome the death of chad's president is throwing the country and its neighbors into disarray idriss deby led with an authoritarian grip for 30 years and had just won reelection in a disputed poll despite this western nations saw debbie as a crucial ally in africa sad a region the 68 year old was killed wh

it came up again in haiti.on top of. i think there have been really important steps in the right direction since 2018, but there's still a long way to go. and i think in my view, we still are not on top of the governance of this and we need to put in place a body to really hold the aid sector to account. until that happens, ijust don't think we're going to see all the changes that we need to ensure that people are kept safe, because as sarah champion said, the aid sector plays such an important role. it is vital, but we've got to ensure it gets its house in order, and this report today shows there's further still to go. and what's the role of the charity commission in all this, then? so, the charity commission is there principally dealing with uk—based charities, but when this comes to incidents overseas, it is just not set up to do that and it's also not set up to go and investigate on a case—by—case basis. it's just... in terms of small uk charities, that's its principal role. these are charities with income

and with respect to haiti, the security council adopted its first presidential statement since 2017. finally, throughout the month, we made sure to bring civil society, particularly women, to the forefront of every briefing. in the first six months of 2020, the security council meetings had 40% fewer civil society prefers that before, and this was not because of covid-19. we know some are trying to silence these necessary voices. so this month, we placed a special emphasis on making sure civil society prefers brought us the ground troops. to keep them safe, we took measures to make sure they were not harassed by their home countries for speaking to the council. their strong remarks informed and moved us. they moved us on issues on issues ranging from climate change to sexual abuse and acute hunger. this march, we confronted our fair share of challenges. in many areas, we have a great deal more to do, from stopping brutal regimes from violently suppressing innocent people to feeding and providing aid to those who suffer from man-made hunger. but we also saw how, when we come together,

the release of 9 kidnapped people including priests and nuns catholic schools universities across haiti of close as part of a 3 day shutdown guying is reportedly something run some to free the hostages who abducted more than a week ago the number of kidnappings in haiti has doubled in the past 12 months. mulgrave. laughed softly despite the fact that we are suffering a lot from the priest absence the kidnapping call track gradually step by step we've already started by stopping activities for a day but 3 days have passed now believe me if nothing is done the church will be forced to take severe measures and asked the population to fully support us in certain activities to be done if the priest are not released. the southern mexican state of michoacan has become a battleground for a drug war between 2 major cartels ground 0 has been the town. its potentially lucrative mines and drug routes have made it a prized target no journalists have been able to reach that town since fighting intensified until john coleman and his team made it and for this exclusive report. this is the only route in

the book way on sunday morning the kidnappers have demanded a $1000000.00 ransom for the group haiti has been rocked by increasing violence and instability in recent years with kidnapping for ransom also becoming more and more frequent. without is there at night from london still ahead. the price for taking to the streets in protest myanmar's military exacts of financial town now want to even relatives as the crackdown continues. on the northern irish troubles ended before they were born and why these teenagers i'm now at the forefront of a new violence. the weather's improving nicely cross much of australia say much because i was towards the west we have some nasty weather pushing through dangerous weather actually in the form of tropical socks so russia that will make landfall over the coming hours and listen see that wet weather lingering here as we go on through a good part of a monday so the moment winds of around 130 it's ramped up slightly recently but it is moving pretty quickly at 43 kilometers per hour will continue to drive this where cross the southwestern corner but the

and denounced what they called haiti's descent into hell there is about reports. a mass to demand the release of 10 hostages taken by gangs in choir they were just outside port au prince. among those abducted or 7 clerics 2 of them are french people here say they're increasingly concerned over the rising kidnappings in the past year. there are many people who have been kidnapped they got right and tortured many of them have never returned to normal we ask ourselves when will this internet country. during the service protesters took over the church denouncing what they call a lack of democracy in the country and blaming the government over rising violence . the police fired tear gas to disperse the demonstrators but. as a teacher my life condition is very bad i can't live like this that's why i'm in the street to protest against a president who has not been doing anything for us. in recent months kidnappings for ransom have sharply increased the clerics were kidnapped by a group known as 400 mile or so gang locals say began seems to be in charge in some parts of th

haiti remains in deep political turmoil after u.s.-backed jovenel moÏse refused to leave office after a five-year term, as required by haiti's constitution. in february, the biden administration sided with moÏse's claim that he can serve for another year. the biden administration has lifted trump-era sanctions imposed on international criminal court prosecutor fatou bensouda and another top icc official for the court's investigation into u.s. war crimes in afghanistan. secretary of state tony blinken, however, reaffirmed u.s. opposition to the probe, as well as to the icc's investigation into israeli war crimes in the occupied palestinian territories. israel's president has given prime minister benjamin netanyahu a chance to form a coalition government after elections in march failed to produce a clear winner for the fourth consecutive round of voting. this comes as netanyahu's corruption trial has open a court in jerusalem. he is accused of bribery and breach of trust. on monday, the former ceo of an online news site testified he was

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haiti is yet to receive a single covert 19 vaccine it's supposed to be receiving 3 quarters of a 1000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine from the u.s. but that's been delayed after the country missed deadlines for essential paperwork countries across latin america and the caribbean began receiving jobs under the kovacs came 5 weeks ago. colombia's capital bogota is being put under a strict 3 day lockdown the city of 8000000 is facing complete restrictions on mobility and the panel or alcohol sales coronavirus cases are surging across the country with the number of new infections doubling over the last month intensive care units are rapidly approaching capacity that of amber of cities and argentina has broken its record for the number of new corona virus infections for the 4th straight day more than 24000 new cases of covert 19 were reported in the latest 24 hour report the government has recently brought in tougher restrictions in an effort to contain a new wave of infections live out of water. is monitoring developments for us that danielle has been an increase in deaths and covert 19

the abduction of priests in haiti has reached the nation bringing a special report. hello things with certainly heating up across much of the middle east particularly in the levant region we're seeing temperatures in turkey edging up into the mid twenty's we were barely seeing them hit the double figures a few weeks ago so lots of sunshine coming through clearer skies there will be some isolated showers across northern areas but for the south things are drying up and it's a similar story for iraq and into syria to edging up into the high thirty's and see what happens in beirut as we go into monday temperatures reaching up to 35 degrees for the south things heating up across the gulf states 38 degrees in kuwait 38 as well in doha we will have a bit of a wind kicking through blowing the dust up and will have hazy sunshine for many areas of the u.a.e. and into those isolated showers we saw in saudi arabia and now dried up and the heat is definitely coming through so we have to north africa things are looking rather hot here those thundershowers continuing across the eth

. >>> haiti's government has stepped down, a new prime minister is in place.ignation comes after months of violence and political turmoil. cnn's patrick oppmann has the latest on a nation deeply divided. >> reporter: haiti's president says he has accepted the resignation of his government and appointed a new prime minister. the move comes as haiti deals with increasing political violence and uncertainty. haitians say worsening economic situation and blatant official corruption has led to widespread corruption. they say it is to address the killings and kidnappings with i have plagued the country. his critics and the opposition say that he is the problem and the haitian president shouldn't be in office. according to the opposition his five-year presidential term already ended and he was supposed to have left power last year. so far the u.s. has not called for moise to step down. moise has vowed to reform the constitution and hold elections but the opposition says they no longer believe the haitian president and that he is the one that needs to go. >>> the direc

and the caribbean receiving jabs on the kovacs 5 weeks ago haiti is supposed to be receiving 3 quarters of a 1000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine from the u.s. but that's been delayed after the country missed deadlines for essential paperwork and failed to apply for early pilot programs. indonesia's film industry like others around the world has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic is one of asia's biggest markets and with many of its cinemas closed demand for streaming services is surging or some filmmakers are hoping the trend will help shake up their industry so it can better compete with foreign titles jessica washington explains from jakarta. and it's a love story one of many popular recent films by indonesian filmmaking is from romantic comedies like beastie superhero and horror films lineages film industry makes around $120.00 films a year. before the pandemic domestic films were the fastest growing part of the creative economy sector at an annual rate of around 20 percent the pandemic disrupted years of steady growth. it's a big challenge for us from the very healthy a

the freedom slaves had acquired in haiti had a paradoxical consequence it consolidated slavery all over the american continent. in rio's hinterlands the power either valley used to be covered with impenetrable primary forests today the mountainsides or bare trees were cleared on mass in the early 1900 centuries to make way for intensive coffee farming a new source of wealth. as good for the others a vote by you but the large fires and the farms in the pot i have a valley had up to 90 percent 1st generation african slaves. maidens basket that went in a very short time are practically uninhabited area was very rapidly populated with countless slaves working on the fountains with the harp in them and. some plantation owners possessed up to a 1000 slaves all applied a scientific organization of labor rigorous accounts were kept of each day's activities output per slave became the fundamental principle guiding plantation organization. everything was built around the coffee drying grounds the slaves had to go out in groups in the morning to plant or to pick and the big plantations they had sl

what we have it's not for the it's for the stage it's for the global head it is for the commute to haiti teach. the wildlife conservancy shows that protecting wildlife is compatible with the needs of local communities with the right strategies both can flourish side by side. what a great initiative hopefully you took is by you and others to take responsibility of the environment to we not come to the end of this week's episode of equal africa and we look forward to having your company again next week i am somewhat to no good sign go from kampala get in uganda. in the meantime you can stay in touch with us all social media is to grow it's a facebook stay safe the mindful of others and see you soon krista levs signing off from lagos large area. good good. good. good. seeing the oceans little yellow pages think how i simply don't know any american make products made into some plastic and together we can make the aid a little bit better cut to absorb not. by going as an advertising strategy but is that real fucking mess or is it just green washing plain take a closer mug shot. of lunatics on

have been yeah it's not for the it's for the stage it's for the global head it is for the community haiti teaching. the labor wildlife conservancy shows that protecting wildlife is compatible with the needs of local communities with the right strategies both can flourish side by side. what a great initiative hopefully you took us by you and others to take responsibility on the environment to we not come to the end of this week's episode of equal africa and we look forward to having your company again next week i am somewhat a nokia signing up from compiler here in uganda. sandra in the meantime you can stay in touch with us on social media to grow and facebook stay safe for the fathers and see you soon priscilla signing off from lagos nigeria. in. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus update the code of special monday to friday on w. in the uk of climate change. summit most of. the. books are stood. deers today how for the future.

next week protesters are demanding the release of 9 people including priests and nuns kidnapped in haiti catholic schools and universities have closed as part of a 3 day shutdown the gang is reportedly seeking ransom to free the hostages they abducted more than a week ago now the number of kidnappings in haiti has doubled in the past 12 months . we last saw despite the fact that we are suffering a lot from the priest acts and the kidnapping call track gradually step by step it up we've already started by stopping activities for a day but 3 days of partner believe me if nothing is done the church will be forced to take severe measures and ask the population to fully support us in certain activities to be done if the priests are not released the great green wall initiative aims to plant trees from west to east africa to study the expansion of the sahara desert the world bank the european union and countries including france with higher carbon footprints have pledged to $14000000000.00 to make that happen but communities affected by the desert say the project is failing nicholas hack report

is yet to receive a single covert 19 vaccine haiti is supposed to be receiving 3 quarters of a 1000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine from the u.s. but that's been delayed after the country missed deadlines for essential paperwork countries across latin america and the caribbean began receiving jobs under the kovacs scheme 5 weeks ago. colombia's capital bogota is being put on a strict 3 day lockdown the city of 8000000 is facing complete restrictions on the ability of a panel or alcohol sales coronavirus cases that are surging with the number of new infections doubling over the last month intensive care units are rapidly approaching capacity in a number of cities argentina has broken its record for the number of new corona virus infections for the 4th straight day more than 24000 new cases of covert by 19 reported in the latest 24 hour tally the government's recently brought in tougher restrictions in an effort to contain a new wave of infections live out of water. is monitoring developments for us there so we've got this increase in deaths and covert $900.00 factions dial wide acr

the freedom slaves had acquired in haiti had a paradoxical consequence it consolidated slavery all over the american continent. in rio's hinterlands the power either valley used to be covered with impenetrable primary forests today the mountain sides or bare trees were cleared on mass in the early 1900 centuries to make way for intensive coffee farming a new source of wealth. from. as good for the others a vote by the e.u. but the lots of as and the farms in the pot i have a valley had up to 90 percent 1st generation african slaves. maidens basket that would in a very short time a practically uninhabited area was very rapidly populated with countless slaves working on the farms with the hop in them and. some plantation owners possessed up to a 1000 slaves all applied a scientific organization of labor rigorous accounts were kept of each day's activities output per slave became the fundamental principle guiding plantation organization. everything. it was built around the coffee drying grounds the slaves had to go out in groups in the morning to plant or to pick and the big plantations th

now the biden is administration is using it to deport people what a mess particularly people from haiti for example there were 100000 expulsions in march and you compare apples to apples month to month that's just as much if not more than trump during that time how can democrats in general not just by democrats in general claim any high ground on this issue now you know well we can't at this moment on that. i can't miss words there now we can't and our haitian sisters and brothers in particular if other of our sisters and brothers from the black diaspora are not treated the same there are many immigration reports and studies that show that there is a racial lies and a tad blackness if you will when it comes to the immigration of our black sisters and brothers from the diaspora and particularly haiti and that is a problem it must be fixed so again democrats have a tremendous responsibility and an incredible opportunity to make things right and in that particular area we are not doing that is not being done in this moment but that doesn't mean that the way that it is right now is the way

resume applying for funding from the british aid budget, after claims of serious sexual misconduct in haitinational development committee — she says this will damage the reputation of the aid industry. unfortunately, it is going to knock people's confidence and that is a great shame because the aid sector does the most unbelievably amazing work. it saves lives, it empowers people around the world, it gives them prosperity and a future. but we have to accept that these are incredibly vulnerable people. there is a massive power imbalance in the relationship between the donors, the aid workers and people that are in receipt of their support. and so, right from the very beginning of every project, safeguarding needs to be embedded and until we see that happening as an absolute automatic, until we see the very people that are there to receive the aid being viewed as partners, as people who know best how to both invest the money but also build in the safeguardings, these scandals are just going to keep on coming up. and i don't understand why the aid sector as a whole doesn't address this once an

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there massive corruption as well and we're seeing mounting violence both political and criminal in haiti with many people saying they have enough to worry about really the pandemic is just another onerous problem that they're having to deal with as i say very similar right across the region with very few success stories to be told perhaps chile where they are vaccinating at a very fast rate more than half the population vaccinated yet even there we're seeing the numbers going up the number of infected the number of deaths you have very little lights on the horizon i'm afraid. i'm reporting live from one of saddam's many thanks indeed daniel. fi's and bio and tech have asked us regulators to approve that corona virus vaccine for emergency use in some young children the companies of past the u.s. food and drug administration to give the vaccine the ok for kids aged $12.00 to $15.00 many experts say that vaccination young children is a critical step towards reaching so-called herd immunity and easing the pandemic will 3 vaccines are currently or the rise for emergency use in the united stat

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we're collecting garbage ourselves with partners in africa haiti india and we're shipping it around the world processing it and making products it's a pretty good feeling. the a little company is located in my cares in the allegory region of southern germany . the company used to belong to michel hats or who inherited it from his father. but at some point he asked himself why should all of this be his alone. he always saw himself as more of a trustee than an owner. over $1000.00 employees work together to produce sensory technology and operating units. i lived. in the philly chip bar 1000 employees is responsible for our success so it's done i know put so why should it belong to just one person is for me and one for me it just isn't logical and. if you want to rule out the sale of a company physio host then it's almost a logical step to transfer it into a steward ownership disinvite. so creating. the working processes in the industrial firm have not changed only the company structure is different from a family business has become a foundation company the family entrepreneur has become a

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those who do not leave haiti -- those who do leave haiti for the united states by boat will be stopped and returned by the united states coast guard. to avoid the human tragedy of a boat exodus, i wanted to convey this message directly to the haitian people, leaving by boat is not the route to freedom. end quote. well, you can imagine this dramatic change did not go without notice. january 17, 1993 in the "chicago tribune," come lumnies steven chapman wrote, the president-elect has a terrible time making up his mind and keeping it made up. a lot of haitians are disappointed to find out he's something less than a man of his word. and they are not the only ones. close quote. so just from these historical moments we can understand border security is not a new debate. it's not an easy debate. president carter, president clinton, president obama all learned the same lesson. it is, in fact, inhumane to encourage anyone to attempt a treacherous journey in order to reach america's borders without the proper authorization to enter. there are things we must prioritize to move forward. first, hav