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As Springfield prepares to bury Haitian student, sympathy surges and deportations continue

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(RNS) — From US senators to John Legend, many are voicing support for the city’s Haitian community, even as neo-Nazis marched downtown Saturday.

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As Springfield prepares to bury Haitian student, sympathy surges and deportations continue

(RNS) — From US senators to John Legend, many are voicing support for the city’s Haitian community, even as neo-Nazis marched downtown Saturday.

·Washington, United States
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Religion News Service broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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