Article Summary

The U.S. deported over 160 Haitians, including long-term residents and people who had served prison time, back to Haiti, landing in Cap-Haitien because it's too dangerous to fly into the capital. Many of those deported have little connection to Haiti, with some born abroad, and they now face risks from gangs that control much of the country. The article highlights their vulnerability and the harsh conditions they’re returning to, urging concern about the human cost of the deportations.