Radyo Ayiti nan Nouyòk: Arioste Denis sou refòm imigrasyon epi amnisti pou imigran ayisyen

Emisyon Radyo Ayiti nan Nouyòk. Aprè prezidan lachanm Etazini Thomas "Tip" O'Neill bloke pwojè lwa Simpson-Mazzoli pou refòme politik imigrasyon, kominote ayisyen an desi pwiske amnisti yo te espere a p ap reyalize. Arioste Denis, responsab United Haitian Association, deklare ke amnisti pou san-papye yo tounen yon jwèt politik, epi Prezidan Reagan ap pran poze li pran ka imigran. Denis abòde kèk malantandi ki genyen nan kominote ayisyen an sou kesyon imigrasyon an -- li deklare se pa tout moun ki bezwen avoka, epi gen moun k ap fè kòb sou do imigran ayisyen. Li pale sou wòl sant kominotè yo jwe nan ede moun k ap chèche azil politik. Oditè rele avèk kesyon sou imigrasyon, pami yo pwogram gouvènman Etazini pwopoze pou voye ayisyen nan peyi Beliz. Emisyon an gen ladan l tou kèk anons kominotè.

Radio Haiti in New York broadcast. Following Speaker of the House Thomas “Tip” O’Neill’s blocking of the Simpson-Mazzoli immigration reform bill, the Haitian community is disappointed that the amnesty they were waiting for will not be realized. Arioste Denis of the United Haitian Association discusses the issue, declaring that amnesty for undocumented immigrants has become a political game, and President Reagan is pretending to care about the rights of immigrants. Denis addresses misunderstandings about immigration in the Haitian community — he says that not everyone needs a lawyer, and some people are trying to make money off Haitian immigrants. He discusses the role of community centers in helping asylum seekers. Listeners call in with questions about immigration, including the US’s proposed plan to resettle Haitian refugees in Belize. Includes some community announcements.