TPS for Haitians officially ends, clearing the way for immigration enforcement, deportation from U.S.
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Article Summary
A federal judge has ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians in the U.S., meaning many could now be deported and lose their work permits. The article warns affected individuals to prepare for possible detention or removal, urging them to make family plans and consult lawyers. It highlights the immediate consequences for Haitian communities, especially in South Florida, without discussing legal appeals or broader context.
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