Michel Saint-Croix
Michel Saint-Croix is the mayor of Cap-Haïten, Haiti, a city that has seen its population triple in recent years due to an influx of deportees and individuals fleeing gang violence. He has been vocal about the significant strain that this surge has placed on the city's limited resources, as the area grapples with the challenges of accommodating those returning from the United States amidst a backdrop of escalating insecurity and humanitarian crises.
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Michel Saint-Croix declared to Human Rights Watch that the population of the city has tripled to over 1 million in the last two years due to the influx of deportees.
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Jamaica:
Mayor Michel Saint-Croix told Human Rights Watch that the city’s population has tripled to more than one million in the past two years as it receives deportees and Haitians fleeing violence elsewhere in the country.
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