Column: Debunking deportation of legal immigrants

President Trump’s administration, empowered by a Supreme Court majority, has announced plans to begin deporting around 350,000 Haitian immigrants and others with temporary protected status (TPS), many of whom have long-standing legal residency and contribute to essential sectors like healthcare and service industries. These immigrants, some for over a decade, face deportation despite having been vetted and abiding by the law, with many working in roles critical to the economy amid labor shortages. Humanitarian advocates highlight that deporting these law-abiding individuals, including professionals and caregivers, is both morally unjust and economically damaging, especially as some, like Haitian researcher Fritz Emmanuel Lesly Miot, face life-threatening risks if returned to unstable conditions in their home countries.

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