What the ending of the U.S.’ Temporary Protection Status could mean for Haiti

According to Global Voices, the United States is ending Temporary Protection Status, a program allowing hundreds of thousands of Haitian nationals to work and live in the country. With Haiti experiencing armed violence and a humanitarian crisis, advocates warn the policy will force families and workers to choose between deportation or returning to a nation in collapse. The Supreme Court's decision represents a significant shift in how the government treats migrants fleeing crises.

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