Haiti made it back to the World Cup this summer after a 52-year absence. In Brooklyn, that meant a party. Haitian fans packed cafes in Flatbush and Crown Heights. Mexican and Ecuadorian supporters filled Sunset Park. Thousands turned out across the borough to cheer their national teams, according to BK Reader, which reported on watch parties spreading through immigrant neighborhoods during the 2026 tournament.
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Haiti came back to the World Cup after 52 years, and Brooklyn danced in the streets as the Supreme Court stripped Haitians’ protected status
Brooklyn celebrated Haiti’s World Cup return after 52 years, with fans partying in Bushwick and Crown Heights, even as the Supreme Court ended TPS for Haitians, sparking community solidarity.
Haiti came back to the World Cup after 52 years, and Brooklyn danced in the streets as the Supreme Court stripped Haitians’ protected status
Brooklyn celebrated Haiti’s World Cup return after 52 years, with fans partying in Bushwick and Crown Heights, even as the Supreme Court ended TPS for Haitians, sparking community solidarity.
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