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June 22, 2026

17 Haitians in custody after arriving by boat in Portland this morning

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Written byMarkelia Rumble

17 Haitians are in police custody after arriving by boat in Portland early this morning.

Authorities have launched a search operation to locate other Haitians who may have been on the vessel and entered the area.

The circumstances surrounding the group’s arrival are now under investigation.

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