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A bipartisan U.S. congressional delegation returned from Haiti with a grim warning: the country is in freefall, with gangs running rampant and basic services collapsing. Lawmakers saw firsthand the chaos in Port-au-Prince, where kidnappings are routine and hospitals and schools lie abandoned. Their findings have shifted their stance — they now oppose deporting Haitians currently in the U.S., calling it a “disaster” to send people back into such peril. Even foreign nationals, including Americans, are being targeted. While the administration plans to end Temporary Protected Status, lawmakers are pushing for an extension, arguing Haiti needs time to rebuild security, hold elections, and stabilize before any mass returns.

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