Haitian Refugees in US Fear for Their Future Amid Trump's Immigration Crackdown Efforts

Haitians in the US are bracing for the fallout of Trump's immigration crackdown, which has sparked concerns over deportations and family separations among the community, particularly as a contentious 'remain in Mexico' program is set to be enforced on Haitian asylum seekers. The program, aimed at curbing unauthorized border crossings, has been met with resistance from advocacy groups who argue it puts vulnerable migrants at risk of deportation without due process. Many Haitians fear that the policy will lead to devastating consequences for families and communities already struggling with poverty and instability. As a result, some are scrambling to prepare for potential deportations or family separations.