Fear of mass deportation has gripped New York City’s Haitian community after the Trump administration announced that federal Temporary Protected Status for thousands of immigrants expired this week following a Supreme Court ruling. The city’s hosp...
Fear of mass deportation has gripped New York City’s Haitian community after the Trump administration announced that federal Temporary Protected Status for thousands of immigrants expired this week following a Supreme Court ruling. The city’s hospitals, staffed by many TPS holders, and Haitian businesses may already be feeling the rippling effects, as people stay home, dreading what may come next. The decision affecting TPS, which the Supreme Court voted 6-3 along ideological lines to revoke, impacts more than 300,000 Haitians and roughly 3,000 Syrians nationwide, rendering them undocumented and no longer authorized to work in the U.S. READ MORE submitted by /u/nydailynews [link] [comments]
