Ankle monitors, arrests and lost jobs: Inside the new realities many Haitians in the US are facing
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By Catherine E. Shoichet, CNN (CNN) — A nurse who’s no longer allowed to work at one of the city’s top hospitals hunkered down in her Boston home, afraid ICE could be in the neighborhood. A man in Ohio collapsed to the ground in tears after leaving an ICE check-in wearing an ankle monitor. And
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WASHINGTON — Even before Haitian immigrants in Ohio officially lost their Temporary Protected Status, the Department of Homeland Security required dozens of them to report to immigration appointments and accept ankle monitors, according to their attorneys and local advocates.
By Catherine E. Shoichet, CNN (CNN) — A nurse who’s no longer allowed to work at one of the city’s top hospitals hunkered down in her Boston home, afraid ICE could be in the neighborhood. A man in Ohio collapsed to the ground in tears after leaving an ICE check-in wearing an ankle monitor. And
Federal authorities have begun summoning Haitian migrants who recently lost their legal protections to immigration offices and placing some of them in ankle monitors to track their whereabouts. The latest move comes after roughly 350,000 Haitian migrants lost their Temporary Protected Status (TPS) w…
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