U.S. Haitian Migrant Policies Are Incoherent, Deadly -- And Unsurprising

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Rationally, many Haitians would expect such treatment at the southern border.
46% : Using a strained interpretation of the French translation of the Convention, the Supreme Court held that this principle did not apply extraterritorially, or for U.S. forces and law enforcement operating outside the U.S., including on the high seas.
46% : While investigations are pending, it is quite possible that federal law enforcement is not immune from the pervasive racism in police forces.

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