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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is sounding the alarm against President Trump’s plan to deport hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants losing Temporary Protected Status, warning it would be a devastating mistake for communities like Springfield that depend on their labor. DeWine argues these workers came seeking jobs and safety, describing Haiti as “hell” — making return a deadly risk — and insists they want to work and support families, not vanish into exile. Haitian Support Center Director Viles Dorsainvil adds that while some may qualify for asylum, the path to citizenship is nearly impossible, trapping the community in limbo. DeWine’s bold stance signals a potential clash between state and federal immigration policy, as ICE ramps up deportations — and his voice could shift the national conversation on this urgent humanitarian crisis.

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