Fear Grips Haitian Community in Salisbury as TPS Ends
The end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians has led to a significant drop in church attendance and community events in Salisbury, Maryland. Many residents are afraid to leave their homes due to the threat of deportation, impacting local gatherings and support systems.
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Fear Grips Haitian Community in Salisbury as TPS Ends
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