Haitian TPS at breaking point: As the Friday deadline nears, Haitian communities in the U.S. are voicing fear and uncertainty after the Supreme Court cleared the Trump administration to end TPS for Haitians, with advocates warning of knock-on effects for local labor and services. Legal push for extension: Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell leads a coalition urging Congress to extend Haitian TPS through April 20, 2029 and restore court review, citing roughly 350,000 people at risk. Local economy stakes in Florida: Miami-Dade leaders say TPS recipients are taxpayers, homeowners, and business owners, warning that deportations would hit South Florida’s economy. Security and drones in Haiti: U.S. officials are planning closer ties with Erik Prince ally Erik Prince’s Vectus Global, which has used drones in Haiti since March 2025; rights groups allege high civilian harm. Maternal care amid displacement: Midwives for Haiti’s Camp Clinic is delivering weekly maternal health, transport, and meals to women displaced by violence in Hinche, supported by Together for Haiti Match Day. Industry context: UNIDO is backing Haiti’s industrial revival, while a 46 km road project in Northwest Haiti points to infrastructure work that can unlock logistics and production.