Springfield's Haitian Community Faces Uncertainty After Trump's Election

President-elect Trump's deportation plans create fear and exodus among Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio.

Donald Trump's election victory has led to widespread fear among Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, as he promises to revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
The Haitian community, which has significantly contributed to local economic recovery, is now experiencing a wave of departures as migrants seek safety elsewhere.
Local officials and business leaders express concern over the potential economic impact if Haitian workers leave, as they fill crucial workforce gaps.
Reports of misinformation and safety threats have heightened anxiety, with some migrants already relocating to 'safe' states or even Canada.
Legal experts and advocates are working to inform migrants of their rights and options, amid fears of mass deportations under the new administration.