01/16/2026
⚠️ READ THIS & SHARE. The Caribbean is being quietly reshaped and most people have no idea.
Two more Caribbean countries have now signed agreements with the Trump administration to accept asylum seekers deported from the U.S. — and yes, one leader openly said Haitians are NOT welcome.
Let’s be very clear:
St. Kitts & Nevis PM Terrance Drew confirmed they will accept third-country nationals but not Haitians. He said it THREE times. This is not rumor. This is policy. And he is currently Chairman of CARICOM.
Meanwhile, Antigua, Belize, Dominica, Guyana, St. Lucia and St. Kitts have all entered third-party arrangements with the U.S. to take in deported migrants.
Some are “non-binding.” Some are tied to Citizenship by Investment pressure. Some have skill and language requirements.
But only ONE has publicly drawn a line and said: not Haiti.🫨
And that’s where the hypocrisy hits.
CARICOM loves to position itself as Haiti’s advocate… but excludes Haiti from free movement, visa waivers, and now even humanitarian acceptance.
So the question is: Is Haiti really part of CARICOM or just convenient when it looks good internationally?
This is not just politics.
This affects Caribbean identity, unity, migration, and how the world treats us.
And nobody is breaking it down properly — so I will.
If you care about Caribbean people, Caribbean dignity, and Caribbean truth — you need to be paying attention.
👇🏽 Tell me in the comments: Is this protection… or discrimination?
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