US EditionTrump Administration Ends Legal Protections for Half-Million Haitians Who Now Face Deportations
- On Friday, DHS announced that Kristi Noem will end TPS for Haiti, affecting roughly 520,000 migrants, with designation expiring August 3, 2025, and termination effective September 2, 2025.
- The Trump administration ended TPS for Haiti, citing improved conditions after USCIS and State Department reviews, fulfilling campaign promises to strengthen border enforcement.
- Evidence shows 1.3 million Haitians displaced amid violence, with a Level 4 travel advisory citing robberies and kidnappings, DHS asserts conditions have improved enough for safe return.
- Haitian TPS beneficiaries face loss of work permits and deportation risks, with voluntary departure options via the CBP Home app offering plane tickets and bonuses.
- In the wake of the Supreme Court's approval for revoking TPS across multiple countries, critics warn Haiti's ongoing instability highlights broader efforts to reduce humanitarian protections.
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Madrid. The U.S. government yesterday withdrew the Temporary Protection Status (TPS) for Haitian migrants and left more than half a million people vulnerable to potential deportation if they did not leave the country of their own free will.
·Mexico
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Hundreds of thousands of migrants from Haiti lose their protection status in the US. Although there are civil war-like conditions there, the US Department of Home Affairs speaks of an improved situation in the island state.
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Despite the continued insecurity associated with the presence of violent gangs in Haiti, Washington justifies the end of this mechanism by improving conditions on the ground.
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