First deportation flight lands in Haiti after TPS suspension

{"#TPS_Revocation":"The end of TPS status for Haitian nationals came earlier this month when Washington DC district judge Ana Reyes removed a stay on deportations, following the US supreme court ruling. The Trump administration has been stripping protections from nation after nation and the supreme court decision gives little chance for redress.","#Haiti_Deportation":"The flight was selected to land in Cap-Haïtien due to Port-au-Prince's dangerous status as a main international airport. Nearly all deportees declined media interviews, citing safety concerns related to gang control over the city and surrounding areas.","#Immigration_Policy":"ICE has carried out eight flights from the US to Haiti this year, including one on July 16 carrying individuals with criminal records. The Trump administration advises against travel to Haiti but compels Haitians into dire circumstances."}