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Tens of thousands of Haitians in the U.S. face uncertain futures as their Temporary Protected Status expires, leaving them vulnerable to deportation amid Haiti’s spiraling violence. With the Supreme Court greenlighting the end of TPS — a lifeline for those fleeing disaster and chaos — anxiety is mounting. Immigration lawyers are swamped with calls as families scramble for options: some pursue risky asylum claims, others eye Canada’s pathways, especially for French speakers, though delays and resource gaps make relocation daunting. With no clear U.S. legislative fix on the horizon, Haitians are racing against time to find any legal foothold — at home or abroad — before they’re forced back into peril.

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