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Protesters calling to end deportation of Haitians block entrance to Port Miami

Miami, Florida – Protesters carrying a sign that read “Stop deporting Haitians” blocked the entrance to Port Miami on Monday.

Those taking part in the so-called ‘Rally 4 Citizenship’ want the Biden administration and Democrats to create a pathway to citizenship that they said millions deserve.

Biscayne Boulevard between 4th and 6th Streets was temporarily blocked off as Miami police monitored the protest.

The group conducted a march to Miami’s Morningside Park with the same demands on Sunday.

 

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