Summary
About 100 to 150 Haitian residents in New Rochelle just lost their Temporary Protected Status, leaving them stressed about what their future holds. This major change directly threatens the stability of local families and neighbors who rely on this protection to live and work here safely.
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Impact analysis
Loss of work permits could hit local workers' wallets hard and disrupt the businesses and services that rely on their labor.
No groups benefit directly from the sudden disruption and legal jeopardy facing these longtime community members.
The 100 to 150 Haitian residents facing the loss of legal status are deeply harmed, along with their employers and families.
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