DeWine’s Haiti TPS defense roils online amid end of protections
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine faced online backlash after saying Haitian Temporary Protected Status holders shouldn’t be sent back and praising their work in Springfield, a stance that clashes with Donald Trump’s order to end TPS. DHS maintains TPS was temporary and not meant to be permanent, and Haitians’ TPS protections ended after a Supreme Court review, underscoring partisan tension over immigration policy as DeWine’s remarks drew criticism from online critics and supporters alike.
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