Haiti's Prime Minister Faces Threats of Civil War and Genocide

Haiti's prime minister, Ariel Henry, is stranded abroad in Puerto Rico as gangs threaten "civil war" and continue to surround the country's main airport in Port-au-Prince. The U.S. and Caribbean nations are pressing for a transition to elections and working on plans to establish a transitional council that will lead to elections, as well as to get a multinational force to Haiti to quell the violence. The country is in a state of free fall, with no elected officials with a current mandate, overwhelmed security services, and widespread hunger and medical needs.