Dem Rep. Ayanna Pressley: ‘1 in 5 Healthcare Workers Are Haitian,’ Some Removed by a Care Giving Crisis

RUSH EXCERPT:PRESSLEY: "The bipartisan Haiti hope health act whole believe is the need to stabilize Haiti and wanted to be a trade partner and I appeal to them and said well you can’t. Further compromise and a nation that isn’t a process of rebuilding and in three to forty thousand people there. So for some people they were moved by the fact that we have a care giving crisis secretary Kennedy of health and human services had stated that and one in five health care workers are Haitian a wanted for of our long-term. Health care workers are Haitian. That was a point that was deeply resident for a lot of people, because if you don’t extend temporary protected status, people’s work, authorization authorizations, our immediate Lee, nobody boy, those positions are immediately empty and then, of course,. The humanitarian piece of this, this is, would would separate families and send people back into a country. That’s been ravage, that’s a beautiful country, but one that has been ravaged by political instability, corruption, natural disasters, gang violence because guns being trafficked from the? U s to Haiti"

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Dem Rep. Ayanna Pressley: ‘1 in 5 Healthcare Workers Are Haitian,’ Some Removed by a Care Giving Crisis‘This would separate families and send people back into a country that’s been ravaged’News & Politics,InternationalRUSH EXCERPT:PRESSLEY: "The bipartisan Haiti hope health act whole believe is the need to stabilize Haiti and wanted to be a trade partner and I appeal to them and said well you can’t. Further compromise and a nation that isn’t a process of rebuilding and in three to forty thousand people there. So for some people they were moved by the fact that we have a care giving crisis secretary Kennedy of health and human services had stated that and one in five health care workers are Haitian a wanted for of our long-term. Health care workers are Haitian. That was a point that was deeply resident for a lot of people, because if you don’t extend temporary protected status, people’s work, authorization authorizations, our immediate Lee, nobody boy, those positions are immediately empty and then, of course,. The humanitarian piece of this, this is, would would separate families and send people back into a country. That’s been ravage, that’s a beautiful country, but one that has been ravaged by political instability, corruption, natural disasters, gang violence because guns being trafficked from the? U s to Haiti"Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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