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‘Each day feels like the last’: Haitians with TPS on edge as confusion clouds US work status

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‘Each day feels like the last’: Haitians with TPS on edge as confusion clouds US work status
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Haitian immigrants in the U.S. with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) are facing job losses and uncertainty following a Supreme Court ruling that allows their work permits to expire. Employers are struggling with the sudden loss of staff as the legal status of these workers remains in limbo.

A Haitian worker with temporary protected status, left, prepares food in the kitchen at Half Shell Raw Bar in Key West, Florida, on 25 July 2026. A Haitian worker with temporary protected status, left, prepares food in the kitchen at Half Shell Raw Bar in Key West, Florida, on 25 July 2026. US immigration ‘Each day feels like the last’: Haitians with TPS on edge as confusion clouds US work status US employers and Haitian immigrants live in constant uncertainty as status of work permits remains in limbo

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