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Haitians in US face ankle monitors and job loss
Since the Supreme Court authorized the end of deportation protections for approximately 350,000 Haitians with Temporary Protected Status (TPS), communities in the U.S. have experienced increased fear, confusion, and anxiety. Many former TPS holders face detention, deportation threats, and social dehumanization, with some receiving ankle monitors and notices to report to ICE offices. Advocates report community members going into hiding, and the economic impact has led to workforce shortages and reduced business activity in Haitian enclaves. Meanwhile, some individuals, such as a nurse in Boston, find returning to Haiti unsafe due to ongoing violence and economic instability.
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