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Border camps in Texas were cleared by the United States administration as a result deporting thousands of Haitians back to their country.&nbsp;
Approximately, 12,000 migrants will be able&nbsp;to make their case for protection before U.S. immigration judges, an estimated 8,000 voluntarily returned to Mexico, and 2,000 were expelled to Haiti. The fate of others detained is to be decided.&nbsp;
Workers on Friday removed all camp debris in Texas, with witnesses at Reuters saying that all makeshift camps and tents were brought down.&nbsp;
State troopers lined the banks of river Rio Grande&nbsp;on the US-Mexico border to discourage anymore crossings into the US.&nbsp;
US Special Envoy to Haiti, Daniel Foote&nbsp;resigns over 'inhumane' deportation of Haitians.&nbsp;
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United States Administration deports thousands of Haitians from camps in Texas

Makeshift camps in Texas were cleared by the US government, with the administration deporting thousands of Haitians back to their earthquake ridden, troubled country. 

Border camps in Texas were cleared by the United States administration as a result deporting thousands of Haitians back to their country.&nbsp;
Approximately, 12,000 migrants will be able&nbsp;to make their case for protection before U.S. immigration judges, an estimated 8,000 voluntarily returned to Mexico, and 2,000 were expelled to Haiti. The fate of others detained is to be decided.&nbsp;
Workers on Friday removed all camp debris in Texas, with witnesses at Reuters saying that all makeshift camps and tents were brought down.&nbsp;
State troopers lined the banks of river Rio Grande&nbsp;on the US-Mexico border to discourage anymore crossings into the US.&nbsp;
US Special Envoy to Haiti, Daniel Foote&nbsp;resigns over 'inhumane' deportation of Haitians.&nbsp;

Makeshift camps in Texas were cleared by the US government, with the administration&nbsp;deporting thousands of Haitians back to their&nbsp;earthquake ridden, troubled country. Some stayed back in the US and some returned to Mexico.&nbsp;

Border camps in Texas were cleared by the United States administration as a result deporting thousands of Haitians back to their country.&nbsp;
Approximately, 12,000 migrants will be able&nbsp;to make their case for protection before U.S. immigration judges, an estimated 8,000 voluntarily returned to Mexico, and 2,000 were expelled to Haiti. The fate of others detained is to be decided.&nbsp;
Workers on Friday removed all camp debris in Texas, with witnesses at Reuters saying that all makeshift camps and tents were brought down.&nbsp;
State troopers lined the banks of river Rio Grande&nbsp;on the US-Mexico border to discourage anymore crossings into the US.&nbsp;
US Special Envoy to Haiti, Daniel Foote&nbsp;resigns over 'inhumane' deportation of Haitians.&nbsp;
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At least 304 people are killed and 1800 are injured&nbsp;after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Western Haiti on Saturday, just days before a tropical storm is expected to make landfall.
Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry said he was mobilising all available government resources to help victims in the affected areas and further declared a month-long state of emergency.
According to the US Geological Survey, the epicentre of the quake was about 125 kilometres west of the capital of Port-au-Prince. Widespread damage has been reported due to the earthquake.
Also watch:&nbsp;Haiti hit by strong 7.2 magnitude earthquake, Tsunami alert issued
US President Joe Biden authorized an immediate response to the earthquake and named Samantha Power, administrator of the US Agency for International Development, coordinator of the effort.

Haiti struck by deadly 7.2 magnitude earthquake, over 300 killed 

Over 300 people killed, 1800 injured after an earthquake of magnitude 7.2 struck western Haiti on Saturday.

<ul>
<li>7.2 magnitude earthquake strikes western Haiti, 304 killed</li>
<li>Earthquake in Haiti days before&nbsp;a tropical storm is expected to make landfall</li>
<li>Haiti PM has declared a month-long state of emergency</li>
<li>US President Biden&nbsp;has&nbsp;authorised an immediate&nbsp;US response to the earthquake&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Prime Minister Ariel Henry said he was mobilising all available government resources to help victims in the affected areas and further declared a month-long state of emergency.

At least 304 people have been killed and 1800 injured&nbsp;after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Western Haiti on Saturday, just days before a tropical storm is expected to make landfall.
Prime Minister Ariel Henry said he was mobilising all available government resources to help victims in the affected areas and further declared a month-long state of emergency.
According to the US Geological Survey, the epicentre of the quake was about 125 kilometres west of the capital of Port-au-Prince. Widespread damage has been reported due to the earthquake.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/haiti-hit-by-strong-7-2-magnitude-earthquake-tsunami-alert-issued-1628958007000" target="_blank">Haiti hit by strong 7.2 magnitude earthquake, Tsunami alert issued</a>
US President Joe Biden authorised an immediate response to the earthquake and named Samantha Power, administrator of the US Agency for International Development, coordinator of the effort.

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