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Haitians in Springfield Are Required to Report to Ohio’s ICE Offices and Wear Ankle Monitors
Temporary protected status for some 330,000 Haitians who have fled their country ended on July 27.
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Ohio Cities Brace for Possible Uptick of ICE Activity After Protected Status Ends for Haitians
Haitians in Springfield are reportedly receiving letters asking them to report to Homeland Security and ICE in Cincinnati
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Ohio Haitians Lose Jobs, Face Terror — and Impossible Choices
“They’re just terrified for their physical safety.”
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Ohio Cities Brace for Impact of Supreme Court Allowing Trump to Take Legal Status Away from Haitians
DeWine decried the ruling, which will affect about 30,000 Haitians with temporary status who live in central Ohio.
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Future of Haitians Living in Ohio With Temporary Protected Status Depends on the U.S. Supreme Court
A hearing indicated the court seems likely to side with the actions of President Trump to strip legal status from Syrians and Haitians, about 12,000 of whom live in Springfield.
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Federal Judge Blocks End of Temporary Protection Status for Haitians as Hundreds of Ohioans Show Support
The Trump administration is expected to appeal the ruling. But “we must recognize that forcing Haitians to return under these conditions is neither safe nor just,” said one advocate.
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After Haitians Endured Campaign Lies, an Ohio Town Prepares for ICE
Falsely accused of eating pets, and worse, Haitians in Springfield have survived harassment, and now fear deportation.
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Springfield’s Haitian Community Ready for Attention to Move Elsewhere
Gov. DeWine forcefully rejected the lies of Trump, Vance and others in a weekend New York Times op-ed
