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  1. The expiration of Temporary Protected Status is causing economic strain on a plant in Branch County, affecting the Haitian community.

TPS expiration raises concerns about return to Haiti, leading to potential deportation for Haitian migrants.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 28
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TPS expiration raises concerns about return to Haiti, leading to potential deportation for Haitian migrants.

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TPSHaitiSpringfield

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  1. Haitian immigrants are present in Springfield.Sub-event
  2. TPS expiration raises concerns about return to Haiti, with city leaders discussing implications in Springfield.1 source
  3. Potential deportation flights and ICE surges are reported in Springfield concerning Haitian migrants.1 source

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  • whio.comHaitian community prepares for potential deportation as TPS status expires
  • springfieldnewssun.comSpringfield faith leader: Haitians face ‘existential fear’ over potential deportations to gang-run country