Immigration & TPS: Federal judges cleared the way for the Trump administration to end TPS for thousands from South Sudan and Burma, after the Supreme Court already paved the way for Haiti’s TPS to end—setting up more deportations and work-permit losses. Little Haiti, Miami: Father Reggie of Notre Dame d’Haiti Catholic Church in Little Haiti spoke on the human toll as ICE enforcement ramps up, including reports of passports being seized and ankle monitors issued to Springfield Haitians. NYC Local Impact: Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he personally urged Trump to restore Haitian TPS, warning NYC was “forced by federal law” to separate Haitian TPS city workers whose work authorization expired. On-the-ground Reality: A viral video of a Haitian man collapsing outside an Ohio ICE office captured the fear and humiliation many describe after TPS checks-in began. Community Response: Haitian advocates are calling for the Haitian government to challenge the U.S. over treatment of deportees and for Congress to extend protections. Culture & Healing: In Port-au-Prince, the AFPHA launched “Limyè Sou Mwen,” a free photography program giving displaced girls training plus psychosocial support. Arts Spotlight: Miami’s The Betsy opened “From Venice With Love,” featuring Haitian artist Edouard Duval-Carrié and themes of migration, memory, and Vodou symbolism. Public Officials Under Fire: Representative Nico Rios faced backlash for inflammatory social media remarks about Haitian immigrants, while Geraldo Rivera criticized the deportation push.