Court clears end of Haitian TPS protections, paving deportations

A federal judge officially allowed the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, meaning TPS beneficiaries can no longer legally work and many could be subject to removal, following a Supreme Court ruling that federal courts cannot broadly review the termination of TPS. ICE has begun targeting Haitian TPS holders, with some called to offices and even ankle monitors, while others may seek alternative relief. The move could ripple through sectors like elder care, hospitality, and retail that employ Haitian workers, affecting hundreds of thousands of people and the broader economy.