Protections end for Haitians trigger broad layoffs across airports, nursing homes and schools
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The Department of Homeland Security ended humanitarian protections for 350,000 Haitian immigrants, prompting mass layoffs that threaten summer travel and destabilize essential industries across the East Coast and Midwest—including airports, nursing homes, and schools—raising concerns about economic disruption and potential policy responses.
- Airports, nursing homes and schools brace for disruption without Haitian workers The Washington Post
- Immigration crackdown threatens Haitian caregivers and the seniors who rely on them NBC News
- They immigrated legally. Under Trump, 1.8 million have been ‘de-legalized.’ MS NOW
- Haitian immigrants face deportation after losing protected status usatoday.com
- Miami's Haitian Consulate urges Haitians to get passports amid deportation fears and TPS winding down cbsnews.com
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