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TPS ruling is a blow to Minnesota’s Haitian community, with some already leaving
By Andrew Hazzard at Sahan Journal
· July 2, 2026
· 5 min read
Members of Minnesota’s Haitian community were filled with anxiety and uncertainty as the Supreme Court considered the White House’s move to end a program that had granted thousands from the Caribbean nation the ability to legally work in the United States amidst persistent instability back home. ...
Key takeaway Many have been working on getting their paperwork processed,” Rose Mingo-Holtz, a Haitian immigrant who runs the Mes Amis French immersion preschool in Minnetonka, told Sahan Journal this week.
Why this matters in The Minneapolis
The Supreme Court's ruling on Temporary Protected Status for Haitians will have a direct impact on Minneapolis ' diverse community, where many Haitian immigrants have made their home. With an estimated 4,000 Haitians living in Minnesota, the decision will likely lead to increased anxiety and uncertainty among local families and businesses. As community members scramble to assess their options and make plans for the future, local organizations like Vanse will play a crucial role in providing support and guidance. The ruling also raises concerns about the potential economic and social implications for the city, as Haitian immigrants who have been contributing to the local workforce and economy may be forced to leave. As the situation unfolds, Minneapolis residents and community leaders will be watching closely to see how the city's Haitian community will be affected and what resources will be available to support those impacted by the decision.
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Category: local ·
Published: July 2, 2026 ·
Source: Sahan Journal ·
Reading time: 5 min
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