food vehic and tbey do not
ve to ai in lines. They
ve plenty of pace for ·t­
tina and enjoyin their meals.
The INS does not aIIo
any report en or cameras in-
. t Hail" camp. Ho -
ever, cameras are freely aI-
10 ed in tbe Cu
d Haiti VIS)
reatly discoar
isitalion i freely
Cu
The Hait· v no En -
Ii c • second Ian-
auaae, but the Cubans have
c for teaching Enalish.
The Con essional Blae
Caucu, in joinin Shirley
Chi holm, chairperson of its
Task Force on Haitian Refu-
ees, hiahly condemn the
A.rneric:an 0 ernment' con­
tinuin viol . n of it 0
Refu ee I. and the United
atio Protocol Relation to
the Refu ee Treaty.
The Caucus denounces the
Pre ident' human riabts
poli y. The Haitian policy .
one of dehwnanizin indi . d­
uals. It clearly exhibits a
b an ri ht policy b on
r or n tionality. It does
not extend to people if they
happened to have been born
blac .
. Our Haitian policy ould
recoanize the repression and
humanitarian needs, instead
of the ort- iJhted geopoliti­
cal caIcu tion of me in
the Inter-American Bureau of
the St te and Justice Depart­
ment or the tiona) Secur­
ity Council. We need a color­
I immigration policy.
The foUowin also .ped
the ter:
William Lehman, .C.
M· key Leland, M.C.
John Conyers, M.C.
William Gray, M.C.
Frederick Richmond, M.C.
Vernon Jordan, Pres.
ational Urban League
Cardi Collins, M.C.
Walter Fountroy, M.C.
elvin Bv ,M.C.
Ronald Dellums, M.e.
Robert Garcia, . C.
Sol Otai in, Pr ., iLowu
Bayard Rustin, A.I: Philip
andolph Institute
Chad Talks In Jeo rdy
Foiled in h
to H ·ti,
e y.
attempt 0 reach the United Sta
four chiIdre a life of p
Culture
. .,
rgeria S
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rt
eritage on D· p ay