From Marielena Hincapié, National Immigration Law Center <[email protected]>
Subject Our partners at Haitian Bridge Alliance
Date July 19, 2022 5:33 PM
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Last week, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) released a 500+ page report
on their “investigation” into its agency’s own abuse of Haitian asylum seekers
in Del Rio, Texas in September 2021. Shockingly, CBP did not interview a single Haitian who experienced or witnessed
the abuse — yet CBP still falsely concluded there was no evidence that agents on
horseback intentionally struck any person with their reins or prevented people
from seeking safety.

CBP’s conclusions are at odds with public photo and video evidence and
testimonies from directly impacted individuals, including those of Haitian
migrants jointly represented by our partner, Haitian Bridge Alliance (HBA)
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This sham investigation was steeped in anti-Blackness and anti-Haitian animus.
We emphatically stand in solidarity with Haitian and Black migrants and our
partners who are working tirelessly to seek justice for the abuse in Del Rio and
to end anti-asylum policies like the Title 42 expulsion order, which disparately
impacts Black asylum seekers.

Our partner, Haitian Bridge Alliance, is on the ground helping Haitians seek
asylum at our border — providing critical assistance to reunite families and
ensure Haitian asylum seekers have access to food, clothing, shelter, and
transportation.

HBA is working at the border to support migrants and advocate for fair and
humane immigration policies — but they can’t do it alone. Will you contribute
what you can to our partners at Haitian Bridge Alliance so they can continue to
welcome immigrants at our border with dignity?
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DONATE TO HBA
[[link removed]]We simply cannot build a 21st century immigration system that centers humanity
and dignity without taking on anti-Blackness and entrenched racism. I appreciate
your standing with us and the critical work of the Haitian Bridge Alliance. When
we work together, a better world is possible.

Sincerely,

Marielena Hincapié
Executive Director
National Immigration Law Center

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