Findlay Mayor Weighs in on Federal Court Blocking End to Temporary Protection Status for Haitian Immigrants

‘Tired Of Running’: Haitians in Ohio Fear What Comes Next

The fate of hundreds of thousands of Haitian immigrants in the United States hangs in the balance, despite a federal judge’s injunction that stopped their immigration status from expiring. A federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked the Trump Administration’s decision to terminate Haiti’s designation for Temporary Protected Status (T.P.S.), an immigration program that allows migrants from countries facing wars or natural disasters to stay in t…

Federal Judge Blocks End of Temporary Protection Status for Haitians as Hundreds of Ohioans Show Support

Federal Judge Blocks End of Temporary Protection Status for Haitians as Hundreds of Ohioans Show Support - Cleveland Scene

Ohio Haitians who came legally worry as deportation looms: ‘It violates everything we stand for’

An entire Ohio city is holding its breath as tens of thousands of Haitian immigrants could suddenly lose their legal status in America, and Today in Ohio podcast hosts say ejecting them could not be more un-American.

Haitian Residents of Springfield Get Reprieve on Protected Status, but Tensions Linger

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio—Temporary Protection Status was set to end for certain Haitian immigrants in the United States on Feb. 3 until U.S. District Court Judge Ana Reyes granted a last-minute reprieve the evening of Feb. 2. According to the judge’s ruling, termination of TPS is “null, void and of no legal effect.” Work authorization will continue for Haitian immigrants, who will also be protected from detention and deportation for the duration of the…

Findlay Mayor weighs in on federal court blocking end to Temporary Protection Status for Haitian immigrants

Given Findlay’s large Haitian population, and growing concerns about ICE enforcement in Ohio, Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn admitted there was an air of uncertainty.