Immigration Health Crisis in the U.S.: Haitians in Springfield, Ohio are facing new enforcement after TPS ended, including letters to report to ICE offices and requirements to wear ankle monitors; advocates say ICE also seizes passports, making it harder to pursue legal options and even basic paperwork tied to health and services. Medical Care Under Scrutiny: Separate reporting raises urgent questions about healthcare inside ICE detention, after deaths of three detainees at a New Jersey facility prompted concerns about medication access and chronic disease treatment. Family Stress and Health Risks: A wider look at the human toll of Trump-era crackdown shows families making life-altering choices under fear of detention or deportation, including considering adoption and stopping work. Haiti Electoral Access: In Haiti, the Provisional Electoral Council says 65 operational registration centers are available in the West, listing new sites around Port-au-Prince to help people register to vote. Public Health & Safety Abroad: A Boston licensing board will decide whether a Little Haiti restaurant can reopen after a mass shooting left five people shot, including one fatality. Migration Options and Risks: With TPS ending, some Haitians are reportedly exploring routes to Canada, but rights groups warn of “dire” consequences for those caught crossing illegally.