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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Miami, Florida – 5 June 2025
1. Welcome to Little Haiti mural
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Wilkinson Sejour, owner and founder of Chef Creole restaurants: ++STARTS ON SHOT 1 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 3 TO 7++
"The travel ban that Donald Trump is implementing, it’s a chain reaction. It’s going to affect everyone. Most Haitians are what? Democrats. If most Haitians were Republicans, maybe there might have been a different tone on this. Now you’re going to accelerate all of the chaos and violence that is in Haiti right now."
3. Little Haiti mural and Haitian flag
4. Man crossing street in Little Haiti
5. Haitian and American flags
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Port-au-Prince, Haiti – 4 May 2025
6. Police officers in tactical gear on patrol vehicle
7. Protesters and motorcyclists moving through street during a demonstration
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Springfield, Ohio – 5 June 2025
8. SOUNDBITE (Haitian Creole) Waslin Pierre, Haitian national:
“Haiti is listed among those countries, but I don’t think that Haiti deserves this.”
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Miami, Florida – 5 June 2025
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Wilkinson Sejour, owner and founder of Chef Creole restaurants: ++PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 10 TO 12++
"The little bit of people that was able to go back and forth to America and help the country, now you’ve taken that arm away from Haiti. So it’s almost to say you just want the country just to disintegrate. You don’t want the country to be better."
10. Haitian flags
11. Man at counter of Chef Creole Haitian restaurant
12. Wide of man riding scooter in Little Haiti
STORYLINE:
Starting Monday, citizens of Haiti, as well as those from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen, will be banned from entering the U.S.
In Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood, businessman Wilkinson Sejour said the impact of the latest travel ban issued by the White House this week will be seen not only in Haiti but also in the local Haitians communities that live in the U.S.
Sejour is a 55-year old with 10 Haitian restaurants across south Florida. He has been living in the U.S. for decades and opened his first restaurant in 1992.
He has no direct family in Haiti, but he said that most of his employees are originally immigrants from Haiti, as well as his clients.
"The travel ban that Donald Trump is implementing, it’s a chain reaction. It’s going to affect everyone," he said.
"Now you’re going to accelerate all of the chaos and violence that is in Haiti right now."
In a video released on social media Sunday, Trump defended the travel ban, saying some countries have “deficient” screening and vetting processes and have historically refused to take back their own citizens.
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