Caribbean American Weekly

09/24/2025

By Emerald Green | Editorial credit: Debby Wong / Shutterstock.com The sudden dismissal of Sandy Brondello, just one year after guiding the New York Liberty to their first-ever WNBA Championship, has sent shockwaves through the basketball world. What seemed like the beginning of a dynasty quickly turned into a franchise-defining controversy after the Liberty’s early […]
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Share on Facebook Follow on Facebook Add to Google+ Connect on Linked in Subscribe by Email Print This Post By Emerald Green | Editorial credit: Debby Wong / Shutterstock.com The sudden dismissal of Sandy Brondello, just one year after guiding the New York Liberty to their first-ever WNBA Championsh...

09/24/2025

By: Janet Howard Click here to listen to podcast. Community service, education, and leadership are not just professional pursuits for Lawman Lynch—they are lifelong commitments rooted in both personal experience and cultural values. From his early days in Jamaica to his current role in New York City, Lynch has consistently worked to expand opportunities for […]
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Share on Facebook Follow on Facebook Add to Google+ Connect on Linked in Subscribe by Email Print This Post By: Janet Howard Click here to listen to podcast. Community service, education, and leadership are not just professional pursuits for Lawman Lynch—they are lifelong commitments rooted in bot...

09/24/2025

By: Mary Campbell As federal immigration enforcement intensifies, families in the United States with mixed immigration status—where some members are citizens or lawful residents and others are not—are increasingly living in fear of separation. In response, many are quietly preparing “what-if” plans: designating guardians for their children, organizing important documents, and making arrangements in case […]
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Share on Facebook Follow on Facebook Add to Google+ Connect on Linked in Subscribe by Email Print This Post By: Mary Campbell As federal immigration enforcement intensifies, families in the United States with mixed immigration status—where some members are citizens or lawful residents and others a...

09/24/2025

By: Paradise Destinations Travel Traveling in the fall is one of the best-kept secrets among seasoned travelers. As summer crowds fade and winter holiday rush hasn’t yet begun, autumn offers the perfect balance of pleasant weather, vibrant scenery, and affordable prices. Whether you’re planning a cozy road trip through foliage-covered countryside or an international getaway, […]
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09/23/2025

“Why, my soul, are you downcast? Why so disturbed within me? Put your hope in God, for I will yet praise him, my Savior and my God.” – Psalm 42:5 (NIV) Life often brings moments when we feel overwhelmed, restless, or uncertain. In Psalm 42:5, the psalmist captures this human struggle perfectly. The verse begins […]
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Share on Facebook Follow on Facebook Add to Google+ Connect on Linked in Subscribe by Email Print This Post “Why, my soul, are you downcast? Why so disturbed within me? Put your hope in God, for I will yet praise him, my Savior and my God.” – Psalm 42:5 (NIV) Life often brings moments when we ...

09/23/2025

Tennis star Coco Gauff secures a $2 million sponsorship with Emirates Airlines, highlighting diversity in sports marketing and inspiring young athletes worldwide. By: Emerald Green | Editorial credit: Marco Iacobucci Epp / Shutterstock.com Tennis sensation Coco Gauff has secured yet another historic milestone in her career: a $2 million annual sponsorship deal with Emirates Airlines. […]
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09/23/2025

Photo credit: PP/IQ Inc Kingston, Jamaica, September 23, 2025 – Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator the Hon. Kamina Johnson Smith, has confirmed the safe return of Jamaican national Orville Etoria, who was repatriated yesterday (September 22) from the Kingdom of Eswatini with the assistance of the International Organization for Migration (IOM). In […]
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09/23/2025

For many immigrants living in the United States—especially those who are undocumented or out of legal status—life is already filled with uncertainty. But when they become victims of crimes such as domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking, that uncertainty turns into fear, trauma, and vulnerability. Often, victims stay silent out of fear of deportation […]
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09/23/2025

Editorial credit: Christopher Penler / Shutterstock.com Encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can be terrifying—not just for undocumented immigrants, but for U.S. citizens and green card holders as well. The sight of ICE agents, the pressure of questioning, and the confusion about what you’re legally required to do can cause fear, panic, and even […]
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09/23/2025

In the complex world of U.S. immigration law, one of the most critical—and often misunderstood—factors is how a person entered the country. This single detail can shape an immigrant’s entire legal journey, including their eligibility to adjust status, obtain waivers, or apply for other forms of relief. This article explores the legal landscape for those […]
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09/23/2025

In the United States, many undocumented immigrants live with constant uncertainty—about their future, their families, and their legal rights. One area that is often misunderstood or ignored is estate planning. Too many undocumented individuals believe that because they lack legal immigration status, they cannot write a will, create a trust, or protect their families and […]
The post Planning Without Papers: Estate Planning Options for Undocumented Immigrants in the U.S. first appeared on Caribbean American Weekly Newspaper.

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09/23/2025

Every day, undocumented immigrants show up to some of the most dangerous jobs in America—particularly in construction. They work hard, often without health insurance or safety guarantees, and put their lives at risk to build homes, offices, and roads across the country. But what happens when an undocumented worker is injured on the job? Too […]
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Share on Facebook Follow on Facebook Add to Google+ Connect on Linked in Subscribe by Email Print This Post Every day, undocumented immigrants show up to some of the most dangerous jobs in America—particularly in construction. They work hard, often without health insurance or safety guarantees, an...