Haitian TPS Fallout for Workforces: The U.S. ended humanitarian protections for about 350,000 Haitians, triggering layoffs and staffing shocks across healthcare, airports, schools, and caregiving—industries already short on workers. Care Economy Pressure: Home health and nursing homes warn they could lose experienced Haitian caregivers, threatening patient coverage and raising costs. Local Economy Anxiety in Ohio: Springfield-area Haitian residents brace for possible ICE activity after TPS ends, with community leaders reporting letters to report to ICE offices. Mass of Solidarity: In Maryland, Haitian Catholic leaders held a Mass for Haitians facing TPS loss, underscoring the human impact beyond paperwork. Haiti-Dominican Republic Consular Coordination: Haiti’s foreign ministry met with consular heads to tighten protection and assistance for Haitians in the Dominican Republic amid migration pressures. Smuggling Crackdown: Dominican authorities seized 580,000 contraband cigarettes allegedly transported from Haiti, pointing to ongoing cross-border trade enforcement. Infrastructure Watch in Northwest Haiti: Residents question a new Jean-Rabel–Port-de-Paix road start, fearing “temporary” dirt work instead of a durable paved highway. Agriculture & Rural Access: Haiti’s agriculture minister toured Grand’Anse PARSA projects, including family water tanks and rural roads meant to improve access to production areas. Voter Registration in Port-au-Prince: Haiti began voter registration in the capital and beyond despite gang violence concerns, a key step toward long-delayed elections. Diaspora Fraud Case: New York AG announced conviction of Haitian fraudster Marc Henry Menard for a $600,000+ scam targeting Haitian investors.