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  The Unseen Power: Why the U.S. Fears the Full Potential of the Haitian Diaspora By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson ( Le Français suit ) The Haitian diaspora in the United States represents a formidable and influential community, one that holds the potential to significantly influence both Haitian and American political landscapes. Despite their substantial contributions and growing influence, there seems to be an undercurrent of apprehension within U.S. policy circles about the diaspora realizing its full potential. This fear stems from a combination of historical, socio-political, and economic factors. A Growing Force The Haitian diaspora in the U.S. is estimated to be between 850,000 and 1 million strong, making it one of the fastest-growing ethnic groups in the country. This burgeoning population has seen significant strides in political engagement and advocacy. Haitian-Americans are increasingly finding their voice in politics, the church, and various professional sectors,...

Economic Impact and Sustenance Costs of Internal Displacement in Haiti: An Estimation and Policy Implications By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson (Le Francais suit)   Abstract This article examines the economic implications and sustenance costs associated with the internal displacement of 400,000 individuals in Haiti. Drawing on comparable international figures, we provide an estimation of the direct and indirect financial burdens imposed by such displacement. While acknowledging the uniqueness of Haiti's socio-economic context, we propose strategic interventions to address both immediate and long-term challenges faced by internally displaced persons (IDPs) and the broader Haitian society.   Introduction Haiti, grappling with the ramifications of internal displacement, faces a dual challenge: addressing the immediate needs of IDPs and mitigating the broader economic impact on the nation. This analysis, inspired by data from similar global contexts, aims to quantify these challenges,...