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Hundreds of thousands of Haitian immigrants face imminent loss of protected status in the U.S. as the Supreme Court clears the way for ending Temporary Protected Status — despite Haiti’s ongoing violence and kidnappings. DHS is urging departure, while enforcement ramps up in areas like Springfield, Ohio, though local officials deny plans and call such actions misguided. A federal judge in D.C. may yet pause the ruling, but legal battles could drag into November. Advocates and business leaders warn that removing these essential workers — many of whom are parents of U.S. citizens — could devastate local economies and tear families apart. Compounding the crisis, asylum access is shrinking under new rules that could speed deportations, leaving immigrants in even greater peril.

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