We've heard a lot from the Left about how we simply cannot end temporary protected status (TPS) for Haitians in America. Why? Because Haiti is a terrible country rife with gang violence, failed government, and collapsing (or non-existent) infrastructure. That's weird, because a few years ago, the Left assured us Haiti was a great nation and not the "s**thole" that President Trump rightly said it was.
But whether Haiti is great or it's a crime-ridden hellhole, the point remains the same: we do not need to keep Haitians in America. If it's a great country, send them back. If it's populated by violent people, we don't want them here and should send them back. But the destruction and decline of society is the point, which is why the Left brings them here and fights to keep them in our neighborhoods.
Canada is no different. A Haitian woman with a lengthy criminal background was arrested after beating, stomping, and biting a stranger in an attack so brutal it left the victim permanently disfigured. Despite that, and despite a judge sentencing the woman to four years — which would trigger deportation — another court reduced that sentence to just under two years, meaning the woman would not meet the requirement to be deported.
A Haitian woman living in Canada, with an extensive criminal background beats, stomps and bites a stranger for 8 straight minutes, leaving the victim disfigured, is given a reduced sentence of 2 years LESS A DAY, so as not to meet the 2 year threshold which would get her… https://t.co/ySqBfgZLry pic.twitter.com/5SXhSsJ4od
— Stacey (@StaceyMonette27) September 16, 2026
A Haitian woman who disfigured a stranger in a Montreal-area biting attack has been given a reduced sentence by a Quebec judge on the grounds that a harsher prison term would endanger her “precarious immigration status.”
Just two days after Christmas in 2022, Macdala Monfiston spent eight minutes viciously attacking a woman outside a bar in Laval, Que., leaving the victim with bite marks all over her arms and face.
Court records described one of the facial wounds as being “several centimetres long, necessitating repeated treatments and leaving a prominent scar.”
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Although good Samaritans attempted to intervene, they were held back by Monfiston’s boyfriend.
After Monfiston pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in early 2025, a Court of Quebec judge sentenced her to four years in prison – the sentence already a fraction of the maximum 14-year sentence set for the crime under the Criminal Code.
But in a decision released this week, the Quebec Court of Appeal ruled that four years was too harsh, in part because it could possibly get her deported.
It's horrifying.
The “tolerant” radicalized feminists judges pic.twitter.com/jlOpi7a8NL
— ⚜️𝔄𝔡𝔳𝔢𝔫𝔱𝔲𝔯𝔢 𝔱𝔬 𝔢𝔵𝔠𝔢𝔩𝔩𝔢𝔫𝔠𝔢🇨🇦 (@Maxwild_hd) September 17, 2026
Of course it's a bunch of women.
It's also important to note that the IRCC is giving priority to these countries because they can speak French. They are given top priority with 0 transferable skills.
— Curious George (@01CuriousGeorge) September 16, 2026
That's absolutely insane.
In Canada, it’s not just the “indigenous”(low rent asians) getting ridiculously small sentences for heinous crimes, we offer those same perks to literally any Third World Retard.
— Blonde Bigot (@BlondeBigot11) September 16, 2026
In this case it’s a bitey stompy Haitian.
The insane activist judge doesn’t want to jeopardize her… https://t.co/QZAIfcA43B
If this isn't worthy of deportation, what is?
Canada does this all the time, in addition to granting extremely short prison sentences for even murder, because—and I'm not kidding—of the defendant's race, particularly black and native. "colonialism" affected their behavior, is the idea. https://t.co/lG7Y3pWbSN
— aokigahara (@faintghostglow) September 16, 2026
Back in January, this writer reported that Canada's justice system — which absolutely gives lighter sentences to indigenous people and other minorities — was "failing" indigenous women and girls. Those women and girls are killed at rates six times higher than non-indigenous women, and often by fellow indigenous people. Those suspects are given light sentences and harm more indigenous women and girls.
So, no, this isn't anything new.
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