Deportation and family health impacts: A Haitian pastor in York, U.S., Pastor Molis Augustave, was deported to Haiti after a stop for a burnt-out headlight, despite a pending green card application and a family in the U.S., raising fresh concerns about how sudden removals disrupt care for children and community health. School safety and mental health: In San Diego, ICE enforcement near schools and a daycare has sparked fear among parents and students, with reports of arrests occurring right after drop-offs and attendance concerns—an urgent public health issue for child wellbeing. Haitian TPS push in the U.S.: A coalition of 50 U.S. organizations launched “Days of Action to Restore Haiti TPS,” demanding Congress and DHS halt arrests/deportations and extend TPS protections for more than 350,000 Haitians, including major impacts in Florida. Nutrition and infectious disease risk (Haiti-linked): Coverage highlights Haiti’s worsening child hunger and broader disaster-related health threats, including waterborne disease risks after floods, underscoring the need for reliable prevention and treatment. Community health access: A Latin America webinar emphasized that childhood immunization improves when health workers build trust through clear communication and listening—relevant for Haiti’s vaccination confidence and outreach.