Jemima Pierre Shares Her Thoughts on Ongoing Haitian Migrant Crisis

In the Haitian migrant crisis, Daniel Foote, the U.S. special envoy to Haiti, has resigned in protest of the deportation of the migrants to their homeland.
Social media is providing help to many migrants as they traveled to Texas. Facebook, TH-cam and WhatsApp were used to help migrants share information. These sites are helpful for French and Creole-speaking Haitians.
Jemima Pierre, Black Alliance for Peace member and a regular contributor to the Black Agenda Report, joins Marc Lamont Hill on “Black News Tonight” to share her thoughts on the situation.
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[@abinejones9790]

Thank you, Jemima Pierre. I'm proud of you. I love you, and I hope you keep going.

[@tone360dialect4]

Sad thing is two years later, they are trying to pick the leader AGAIN! I live Jemima Pierre

[@amani2222]

Is Pierre a French name?

[@nattypthegeneral2450]

Strong up Dr Jemima Pierre, My sister and African Queen, After watching that video with you and Miasha Kazini of Kenya, I said i of to find you and congratulated you on that brilliant video, I will treasured that video, I already save it on my facebook page, Well done sis, Stay strong up

[@May-tai]

He was already blaming trump.

[@ericbrooks939]

What a shitty system.