Legal protections for nearly 350,000 Haitians at risk as US Supreme Court nears ruling

The Supreme Court is poised to make a decision that could strip nearly 350,000 Haitian immigrants of their legal protections, threatening their safety and ability to live in the U.S. Maryse Balthazar, a nursing assistant in South Florida, exemplifies the fear many Haitians face as they worry about deportation despite holding valid licenses and contributing to American communities. This ruling could have significant implications for immigration policy and the lives of those affected, highlighting the broader challenges in U.S. immigration law and humanitarian concerns.