Panic grips Haitian migrants in US as Trump pushes deportations

NEW YORK, United States (AFP) -- The 500,000-strong Haitian community in the United States is in a state of panic as the Trump administration pushes to deport those who fled here after a huge 2010 earthquake. "I came here seeking refuge, and now they want to kick me out," said Clarens, who obtained temporary protected status (TPS) following the quake that leveled much of his Caribbean island home. "I believed in the American dream, and I thought I could bring the rest of my family here. I thought ...