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The Supreme Court just struck down Temporary Protected Status for 350,000 Haitians — a lifeline granted since the 2010 earthquake — leaving many in fear as they face deportation amid Haiti’s crumbling safety and political chaos. Immigrants like Obenson Jean Gilles, who arrived in 2010, are deeply worried for their communities, even as they’ve built lives and contributed to towns like Logansport, Indiana. Local leaders warn of economic fallout if work permits vanish, while Congress teeters on a potential fix — all as thousands brace for an uncertain future.

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