Haiti Crisis Deepens: Prime Minister Resigns Amid Government Collapse and Gang Violence

American volunteers and missionaries airlifted out as international leaders discuss aid.

Best-selling author Mitch Albom and eight volunteers were airlifted out of Haiti amid a government collapse and rampant gang violence, facilitated by Reps. Lisa McClain and Cory Mills.
Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry announced his resignation following international pressure, as the country's crisis deepens with violent gangs overwhelming law and order.
American missionaries and volunteers, feeling abandoned by the Biden administration, plead for rescue amidst constant gunfire and deteriorating conditions in Haiti.
Rep. Cory Mills, who previously organized rescue missions in Afghanistan and Israel, led the evacuation of ten Americans from an orphanage in Haiti.
The U.S. deploys a Marine anti-terrorism unit to Haiti to protect the embassy, as discussions on how to assist Haiti continue among international leaders.