Springfield Haitians have few options after Trump’s nix of temporary protected status
An estimated half a million Haitian immigrants — including many in Springfield — will have their Temporary Protected Status to live and work in the U.S. cut short following a Thursday directive from the Trump Administration.
"Hasty changes and swift deportation will cause hardworking immigrants to be lost, negatively impacting our economy," Mayor Rob Rue told Newsweek.
Just before the Trump administration cut short Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants, advocates across the state and in Springfield were discussing how to best support the population.
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