TPS Fallout in the U.S.: Haitian TPS protections have officially expired, and DHS has begun sending call-in letters to some Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, asking them to appear at federal offices in connection with “an official matter,” while advocates warn of looming removal proceedings. ICE Crackdown Reports: In New York City, masked ICE agents were reportedly spotted across multiple boroughs, including an incident captured on camera where an agent allegedly sprayed pepper spray at a woman filming. Church Leaders Respond: A Haitian cardinal and U.S. bishops held a Mass of solidarity for Haitians facing TPS loss, urging people to bring anxieties to God and not lose hope. Community Aid: Springfield faith leaders and local groups are collecting donations and expanding support as families brace for job loss and uncertainty. Haiti Health Update: MSF resumed 24/7 services at the Isaïe Jeanty maternity hospital in Cité Soleil after weeks of interruption from armed clashes. Security & Governance in Haiti: In Jacmel, the municipal council met police officials to discuss strengthening PNH presence and establishing permanent police stations. Diplomacy: Haiti’s foreign ministry met with consular leaders in the Dominican Republic to improve protection and access to services for Haitians abroad. Regional Economy/Border Pressure: The Dominican Republic seized 580,000 contraband cigarettes allegedly transported from Haiti. Tragedy in Haiti: Two people died after a rescue attempt went fatal while cleaning a septic tank. Elections Prep: Nearly 100 religious leaders met with Haiti’s foreign affairs ministry to discuss the electoral process and how faith leaders can boost civic participation. Infrastructure Watch: Construction began on the Jean-Rabel–Port-de-Paix road, but residents fear it will be another temporary dirt repair instead of a durable paved highway.