Immigration & TPS: The Trump administration’s move to end Temporary Protected Status for about 350,000 Haitians is already reshaping daily life in the U.S., with advocates calling it morally wrong and warning of deportations to a Haiti marked by gang violence and humanitarian crisis. Local Impact (Ohio): In Springfield, letters are pushing some Haitians to report to ICE in Cincinnati and wear ankle monitors, while community leaders say the fear is spreading fast. Work & Caregiving: Health and long-term care providers warn that losing Haitian TPS workers could worsen staffing shortages and disrupt patient support, especially for seniors and people with disabilities. Faith & Advocacy: Miami’s Catholic leadership, including Archbishop Thomas Wenski and Haitian Cardinal Chibly Langlois, is urging lawmakers to extend TPS, describing Haiti as a “house on fire.” Consular Guidance: Haiti’s Miami consulate is urging Haitians to get passports quickly, noting 257 people are in ICE custody and proper ID may matter. Haiti Health (Port-au-Prince): Doctors Without Borders resumed maternity services at Isaïe Jeanty Hospital in Cité Soleil after a near three-week suspension due to gang clashes. Gender-Based Violence: UN reporting says rape and other gender-based violence in Haiti is rising sharply, with thousands of cases recorded in the first half of 2026. Culture & Religion: Pope Leo XIV highlighted how music can lead people toward God during a “Canticle of Peace” event featuring a choir that included Haiti participants.