Springfield, Ohio, rabbi uses racist stereotypes to describe Haitian migrants
The part-time rabbi at the only synagogue in Springfield, Ohio, told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency that Haitian migrants are disenfranchising the town’s citizens, claiming that two members of his congregation had been “forced to move” out of an apartment complex and injured in a car accident because of the influx.
More than half of Haiti is Catholic and a large majority of the country belongs to some Christian denomination.
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