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Trump's Travel Ban Stalls Lifesaving Treatment for Haitian Children Who Need to Travel for Surgery

  • President Donald Trump's travel ban on 19 countries, effective Monday June 8, prevents Haitian children and young adults from traveling to the U.S. for needed heart surgery.
  • The ban disrupts medical missions and visa issuance amid ongoing gang violence, poverty, and the lasting impact of Haiti's 2010 earthquake that killed over 220,000 people.
  • The International Cardiac Alliance maintains a waitlist of at least 316 Haitians, with only five surgical slots open and over 100 children previously treated in the U.S.
  • Owen Robinson remarked the ban is "really disturbing and breaking my heart" as kids die weekly waiting and postponed surgeries may cause rapid deterioration.
  • This situation highlights urgent reliance on policy changes to permit lifesaving procedures and raises concerns about future access for medically vulnerable Haitians.
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Leaders of an aid organization that has sent more than 100 Haitian children with severe heart conditions to the United States for cardiac surgery stated that President Donald Trump’s ban on travelers from 19 countries will paralyze or cancel vital procedures for at least a dozen children and young adults. The ban, which comes into effect on Monday, has generated widespread uncertainty for many and has led to condemnation of international leaders…

Several African countries are affected by the ban on entry into the United States as of June 9 decided by the White House. N的Djamena has already announced a response to this measure, while the African Union says it is "concerned" about possible repercussions.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news in on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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