TPS Deadline and Health Workforce Shock: A Supreme Court ruling lets the Trump administration end Temporary Protected Status for about 350,000 Haitians, but a federal judge and appeals court delays termination of work authorizations until July 27, leaving Haitian workers in limbo—especially in Southwest Florida where many work in healthcare, hospitality, and construction; advocates warn nursing homes and home-care services could face staffing gaps as caregivers lose legal permission to work. Community Pushback in the U.S.: Haitian leaders and allies rallied in Boston and met in Doral to urge Congress to extend TPS, saying deportation fears are already driving people underground and disrupting family stability and access to care. Haiti Displacement and Basic Needs: UN and humanitarian partners report Haiti’s displacement crisis has reached 1.47 million people, with women and children heavily affected, while food insecurity remains severe—conditions that raise the risk of illness and strain fragile services. Water Access in Haiti: A Catholic community project in Pourcine Pic Makaya is extending a village water system to reduce long water walks and lower disease risk linked to contaminated water. Neurological Health Burden: A PAHO/WHO-backed study estimates nearly 470 million people in the Americas live with neurological disorders, with Haiti among the highest-burden countries, highlighting long-term care needs.