Map: Here's Where Haitian Immigrants Are in the US as Trump Administration Ends Protected Status
The Supreme Court’s June ruling affects about 350,000 Haitians nationwide, and some North Carolina workers have already lost jobs, advocates said.
- On Monday, approximately 350,000 Haitian nationals lost Temporary Protected Status protections following the Trump administration's decision to end the program, backed by a Supreme Court ruling in June.
- The high court's June decision empowered the administration to terminate protected designations for countries including Haiti and Syria, exposing hundreds of thousands to potential deportation after years of legal residency.
- Haitian TPS holders contribute an estimated $5.9 billion to the U.S. economy annually while filling critical roles in healthcare and construction, yet many now face uncertainty as legal protections vanish.
- In North Carolina, families are experiencing rising fear and reporting job losses, according to Woodson Simon, who runs the Triad Haitian Community Association, with residents now relying on friends for support.
- Although the House passed H.R. 1689 to reinstate status for 18 months, the Republican-controlled Senate blocked similar efforts, leaving thousands in limbo while the State Department maintains a 'Do Not Travel' advisory for Haiti.
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TPS Is Over, It’s Time To Go Home
By Rebecca Downs, The Daily Signal | July 28, 2026 Springfield, Ohio, and its Haitian population have been in the news all year as the fate of individuals granted Temporary Protected Status hung in the balance. A ruling last month from the U.S. Supreme Court, however, allowed the Trump administration to end the status, which came to an end on Monday.Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine offered his response to the policy shift during an interview with CBS News.…
Time to Hire Americans: Mass Layoffs Begin as Temporary Protected Status Ends for 350,000 Haitians * The Gateway Pundit * by Cassandra MacDonald
Mass layoffs of Haitian workers have begun across the United States after the Department of Homeland Security formally terminated Temporary Protected Status for roughly 350,000 Haitians, with employers receiving official alerts that their work authorizations are no longer valid. The post Time to Hire Americans: Mass Layoffs Begin as Temporary Protected Status Ends for 350,000 Haitians appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
'Terrified' immigrants face excruciating choice as Trump admin turns up the heat
With Ohio’s Haitian refugees losing their protected status Monday, Springfield’s large population has begun being terminated from their jobs, a pastor who works with the community said on Tuesday.Without legal status, their work permits become invalid. They also face being forced to return to a nation that the International Rescue Committee says is “in the grip of an overwhelming humanitarian crisis.”Right now, gangs control Haiti. Kidnapping, m…
The End of Temporary Protected Status Threatens Workers, Families — and the Economy
Ending TPS would disrupt communities nationwide. In California, more than 60,000 immigrant workers could eventually lose legal protections. The post The End of Temporary Protected Status Threatens Workers, Families — and the Economy appeared first on .
NEW HAVEN.- Thousands of Haitian immigrants residing in Connecticut lost their authorization to work legally in the United States this week after the expiry of the Temporary Protection Status (TPS), a decision that is already causing serious staffing problems in nursing homes, construction companies and other sectors that depend on this labor force. The consequences were felt immediately in the state health system. Sector authorities estimate th…
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