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Should US troops enlist in Haiti?

Still, administration officials say the force should not include U.S. troops, arguing that Haiti remains scarred by America’s long history of messy and sometimes brutal intervention in the country, including an occupation that lasted almost two decades. A view from a police armored vehicle.

Is Port-au-Prince a victory for Haiti?

Frantz Elbé, chief of the Haitian National Police, called the recapture of the port in Port-au-Prince “a great victory for the country,” but not an easy one. “It is a demonstration of hope,” Mr. Elbé, right, said of a recent police offensive against gangs. “If I had stayed longer in Cité Soleil, I would have died,” she said.

Will Biden send a multinational armed force to Haiti?

Now, fearing that the humanitarian crisis engulfing Haiti could spur mass migration to the United States and elsewhere, some top Biden administration officials are pushing to send a multinational armed force to the country, several current and former officials say, after the Haitian government made an appeal for such an intervention last month.

Why did Haiti request a foreign armed intervention?

Haiti’s government took the extreme step of requesting foreign armed intervention last month to curb the unrest subsuming the nation. It was an explicit acknowledgment of how desperate the instability has become, in a country that remains deeply resentful of past foreign interventions.