The Trump administration has officially ended the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian migrants in the United States, affecting over 500,000 individuals. This decision has generated widespread anxiety within the Haitian community, as many face potential deportation to a homeland plagued by violence and poverty. With the revocation of TPS, Haitians are now encouraged to seek lawful status or prepare for repatriation. Community leaders express concern over the uncertainty and fear that the diaspora in places like Miami and the Bay Area is experiencing. The move has led to protests and legal challenges as affected individuals navigate this precarious situation.