Author: Opastaff

If there were any doubts about the accusations against Pierre Reginald Boulos, his recent filings in U.S. federal court only reinforce a familiar picture: this is a man who can flip-flop whenever it is convenient. His legal team now argues he is still a U.S. citizen unlawfully detained by ICE. But the record tells another story. There are documents and recorded interviews where Boulos himself admitted to being what he called an “anchor baby,” and stated over two decades ago that he had voluntarily given up his U.S. citizenship. In those same remarks, he bragged about holding a Haitian passport…

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Only in the Trump era could the nation’s biggest sporting event almost turn into an immigration checkpoint. When news broke that Apple Music, the NFL, and Roc Nation had officially announced Bad Bunny as the headliner for the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on Sunday, February 8, 2026, the Trump administration did not see history in the making. They reportedly saw an opportunity to threaten the event with ICE agents, hoping to scare immigrants away from attending. Think about that. The Super Bowl halftime show, the most-watched musical performance of the…

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On Sunday, September 28, 2025, what should have been a quiet worship service at a Mormon church in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan turned into another American tragedy. A man drove his vehicle straight through the church doors and opened fire on worshipers with an assault rifle before setting the building on fire. At least two people were killed and eight others wounded in the attack. The shooter was identified as 40-year-old Thomas Jacob Sanford, a white male, former Army veteran, and registered Republican. He was killed in a shootout with police at the scene. Sanford fits the profile we have…

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And just like that, the music stopped. New York City’s “Party Mayor” Eric Adams has officially dropped out of the mayoral race. This is the same guy who, not too long ago, was busy denying everything: denying he was dropping out, denying he was cozying up with Trump, denying that the FBI knocking on his door meant anything. He wanted us to believe he was untouchable, but voters already knew better. https://youtu.be/D5MZ5glh4dI?si=yVb4ywDILv8rdPsz Adams was always more interested in the perks of office than the responsibilities. Remember when he gave Diddy a key to the city like it was some kind…

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10.30.2025 – Update on Giuliano Puzo (DJ K9) As of today, Giuliano Puzo, known in the Haitian community as DJ K9, remains in custody following his arrest last week in Miami-Dade. Sources indicate that the arrest was carried out on the basis of a warrant issued from another jurisdiction outside of Miami. Because of that, no bond has been set at this time. This typically means he will remain held until he can be transferred to the jurisdiction that issued the warrant, where he will be required to answer to the charges pending against him. The lack of bond suggests…

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New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams and Council Member Crystal Hudson have introduced the Aland Etienne Safety and Security Act, honoring the life of Aland Etienne, a 32BJ SEIU security officer who was killed in the July 2025 Midtown shooting while protecting the lobby of 345 Park Avenue. The new legislation calls for higher pay, better benefits, and stronger safety training for security officers who risk their lives daily to protect New Yorkers. https://youtu.be/mKCK4vVlU2k The bill, known as Introduction 1391, would create a dedicated division within the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection to oversee workplace conditions for security…

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The Guadeloupean music scene was rocked on September 21 when singer Antonny Drew made a shocking revelation on his social media accounts. He accused Louis Galantine, the seventh vice-president of the Guadeloupe departmental council, of having sexually assaulted him as a child. The allegation has since been formalized in a complaint filed at the Levallois-Perret police station for rape of a minor under 15, thrusting both men into the center of an explosive scandal. https://www.tiktok.com/@iamcheyna/video/7554511223371369741 For many who know Drew, the revelation did not come lightly. The artist has built a reputation as someone who never bites his tongue and…

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Is there anything the Trump administration can do right? At this point, watching them try to run immigration policy is like watching someone juggle chainsaws blindfolded, messy, dangerous, and guaranteed to end badly. Enter “Alligator Alcatraz,” the Everglades detention center that has somehow managed to lose track of hundreds of people. Yes, you read that correctly. The U.S. government lost people. According to reports, nearly two-thirds of the 1,800 detainees held there in July 2025 have vanished from ICE’s online database. Families and lawyers who rely on that system to track their loved ones are hitting refresh like it’s Ticketmaster…

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Antonio Chéramy, better known as Don Kato, is once again in the headlines, this time not for his music or his political standoffs but for his fall under the weight of international sanctions. In September 2025, the U.S. Department of State publicly designated him, alongside former deputy Arnel Bélizaire, for “significant corruption” during their time in public office. The designation, made under Section 7031(c) of the U.S. Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act, renders both men and their immediate family members ineligible for entry into the United States. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6bigm2vLLE According to the State Department, Chéramy and Bélizaire abused their…

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The detention of Gamall Jules Augustin, former Director General of Haiti’s National Television (TNH), has sparked a wave of attention across the country. On September 23, 2025, the Anti Corruption Unit (ULCC) placed Augustin in custody following a hearing at the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Port au Prince. The charges against him include abuse of office, conflict of interest, embezzlement of public property, and forgery of official documents. For a figure once at the center of Haiti’s state media apparatus, the arrest is both symbolic and deeply consequential. Augustin rose to prominence as head of TNH, Haiti’s government owned television…

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