TPS Health Impact in Florida: Florida’s largest nursing home group asked U.S. DHS to let Haitians with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) keep working in long-term care, warning that losing even a small share of caregivers could disrupt resident continuity as facilities already struggle to hire. TPS Reprieve for Haitians: USCIS extended Haiti TPS work authorization through July 24, giving families a short window as legal challenges continue. Work Permits Set to Expire: DHS told employers Haitians’ TPS work permits will lapse July 24 (with other countries affected earlier), raising fears of sudden job and care gaps. Senators Push to Reinstate TPS: U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand urged DHS to reinstate Haiti TPS, citing ongoing danger in Haiti and the knock-on harm to U.S. employers and healthcare staffing. Community Anxiety in Georgia: Georgia’s Haitian community gathered in protest after a Supreme Court decision, saying return is unsafe amid gang control around Port-au-Prince. Maternal Care in the Dominican Republic: A UN-linked health service report says Haitian mothers’ share of births in the Dominican Republic fell from 37% to 24% after migration control measures affected access to maternity wards. Public Health & Environment: Haiti’s citizen groups renewed calls for strict enforcement of a polystyrene ban, linking plastic pollution to flooding risks and public health harms.