Supreme Court & Haitian TPS: The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians (and Syrians), leaving hundreds of thousands facing loss of work permits and deportation risk while legal fights continue—sparking urgent warnings from Haitian communities and health-sector leaders about staffing and care disruptions. Healthcare Workforce Fallout: Nursing homes and disability-care agencies say they could lose direct-care workers, worsening already tight staffing and threatening access for patients who rely on Haitian caregivers. Local Haitian Community Alarm (US): From Ohio to Massachusetts, advocates and elected officials condemned the ruling as “cruel,” citing Haiti’s Level 4 “Do Not Travel” conditions and fears for children and families. Haiti Health Disruption at Home: In Haiti, UN OCHA reports gang violence displacing thousands and disrupting health services, including Doctors Without Borders suspending maternity care in Cite Soleil—while insecurity also limits access to essential services. Venezuela Earthquake Aid (Regional Health Link): As Venezuela’s quake death toll rose to about 920 with tens of thousands missing, international medical and rescue teams mobilized, and Haiti’s government expressed solidarity—highlighting how regional disasters strain health systems and logistics.