The Need for a Formal Crisis Process

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On August 20, a significant deportation took place. The United States sent more than 160 individuals back to Haiti. This marked the first deportation flight since temporary protected status (TPS) was revoked for roughly 350,000 Haitians.

The flight did not land in the capital, Port-au-Prince. Instead, it reached Cap-Haïtien. The decision was due to security concerns that have made the main airport hazardous for U.S. commercial flights.

As emergencies evolve into extended national crises, a structured process is essential to manage these situations effectively.