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  How a Second-Term Trump Foreign Policy Would Impact Haiti By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson (Le Francais suit) The reelection of Donald Trump as President of the United States would have profound implications for U.S. foreign policy globally, with unique challenges and implications for Haiti. Trump’s second term, characterized by an even more assertive "America First" approach, would likely emphasize transactional diplomacy, and potentially reconfigure U.S. relations with Haiti. Trump's administration could focus less on traditional development aid and more on security issues, aligning its policies towards reducing illegal migration and narcotics flow, while deprioritizing democracy-building efforts that prior administrations championed. This shift could affect Haiti's stability and socio-economic development in complex ways. Prioritizing Security over Development and Democracy One of the primary concerns of a Trump administration would be border security and i

  The Defeat of Kamala Harris and the Rise of Far-Right Populism: Economic Anxiety, Identity Politics, and the Abandonment of Liberal Values By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson (Le Francais suit) In an election defined by economic hardship, political polarization, and a deepening sense of national decline, Kamala Harris’s bid to become the first woman president of the United States ended in a resounding defeat to Donald Trump. This loss not only reveals the complexities of America’s current political landscape but also highlights a disturbing shift toward authoritarian and nationalist impulses that have permeated American society. Economic Turmoil: The Core of Voter Dissatisfaction From the outset, Harris’s campaign was premised on the belief that Trump’s controversial and divisive leadership posed an existential threat to democracy itself, a belief echoed by many in her party. Harris sought to leverage Trump’s unpopularity, his administration’s past scandals, and the rollback of ri

  Haitian Americans and the 2024 U.S. Election: A Call to Action Against Trump’s Divisive Rhetoric By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson (Le Francais suit) The 2024 U.S. election has proven to be a pivotal moment for Haitian Americans, whose community is now a growing force in American politics. As a population with deep-rooted concerns about justice, immigration reform, and economic opportunity, Haitian Americans recognize the urgency of this election. With Donald Trump’s past derogatory comments toward Haiti and Haitian immigrants, this election is more than just a political choice—it’s a statement of self-respect and a stand against rhetoric that demeans their heritage. In this critical election, the choice for Haitian Americans is clear: their votes hold the power to counter Trump’s divisive influence and to back candidates like Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, who advocate for a just and inclusive America. Haitian Americans’ Increasing Political Power The Haitian American community