Mr. Strandley Denis Julien
Washington, March 4, 2026.- The immigration lawyer Frandley Denis Julien in an interview granted to Panel Magik, Tuesday, March 3, 2026, claimed that the State of Florida is considering measures to prevent irregular migrants from transferring money to abroad. He also challenged the data published by Donald Trump's administration on Haitians in the United States and their economic impact.
Speaker on Magik9, Mr.Frandley Denis Julien indicated that, in the state of Florida, discussions would be ongoing on provisions that might restrict international transfers by nationals without legal status. In his view, these measures could have a significant impact on families dependent on remittances.
Questioned on the « Big Beautiful Bill « It stated that it was unable to confirm whether the text provided for the imposition of a tax on international transfers. He stressed the voluminous nature of the document, making it complex to exhaustively analyse its various provisions.
The lawyer also challenged the figures published on March 2, 2026 by Donald Trump's administration. According to these official data, 6 per cent of Haitian nationals in the United States have arrived via the Humanitarian Parole programme, while transfers to Haiti represent 20 per cent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP).
« These numbers are wrong. And even if they were true, it was necessary to quantify the contribution of these Haitian nationals to the American economy. « said Denis, calling for a more balanced reading of migration and economic data.
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