First Deportation Flight Lands in Haiti After Trump Administration Ends TPS Program
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- •The Trump administration deported over 160 Haitians on Thursday after winning a legal battle to end the Temporary Protected Status program.
- •The flight landed in Cap-Haitien rather than Port-au-Prince, where gang violence has disrupted the main international airport.
- •Approximately 350,000 Haitians in the US lose legal protections under the TPS termination.
- •Additional deportation flights are expected as enforcement of the program's end continues.
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