Haiti’s Deadly Anarchy Exposes Global Failures and Risks to American Security

Between April and June of this year, Haiti descended further into a brutal landscape of violence and lawlessness. According to the United Nations' Integrated Office on the ground, at least 1,520 people were murdered and another 609 wounded—largely by criminal gangs holding sway over key urban centers like Port-au-Prince. This devastating human toll lays bare not only the failure of international mechanisms but also signals a looming threat to America's own borders. How Did Haiti Become a Breeding Ground for Chaos? The UN report paints an alarming picture: criminal networks have expanded beyond the capital, tightening their grip on regions...