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Haitian TPS Ends Leaving Families in Limbo | San Francisco News
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Haitians on Maryland’s Eastern Shore are in crisis as Temporary Protected Status ends, leaving hundreds of thousands at risk of deportation. With churches emptying and families living in fear, many face a brutal choice: stay in the U.S. where they’ve built lives—or return to Haiti, where poverty and gang violence threaten survival. As court rulings add confusion and immigration agents intensify enforcement, advocates warn people are being told to self-deport. Once granted protection after the 2010 earthquake, TPS was meant to be temporary—but for those who’ve raised children and contributed to their communities, its end feels like abandonment and a fight for survival.
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