Gangs Tighten Their Grip on Haiti: A Dire Warning for America’s Security and Moral Responsibility

Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, has become a battleground where gangs wield unchecked power, leaving thousands homeless amidst rubble and ashes. Families like the Lafleurs stare helplessly at the ruins of their homes, victims of violent upheaval that threatens not only Haiti’s sovereignty but also America's national security.When Chaos Becomes Control: Are We Ignoring the Threat Next Door?The narrative playing out in neighborhoods such as Solino, Nazon, and Delmas 30 is stark. Once hubs of community life, these areas now resemble ghost towns dominated by gang coalitions like Viv Ansanm—labeled by the U.S. as foreign terrorist organizations. This ruthless grip on Haiti's...