Haitian leader: Trump administration's deportation plans will be 'catastrophic'
- Fear has increased among the Haitian community on Long Island after a Department of Homeland Security memo allowed immigration agents to quickly deport migrants with temporary status.
- The memo gives immigration officers the power to decide an immigrant's future without a judge's review, affecting many Haitian immigrants.
- Community leaders and advocates, including Assemb. Michaelle Solages and Karen Tumlin, expressed concerns about the implications of the memo on Haitian migrants.
- Immigrants with Temporary Protected Status now face uncertainty, as the Trump administration aims to enforce stricter immigration policies.
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