Haitian TPS Fallout in the U.S.: Haitian communities across the U.S. are bracing after the Supreme Court cleared the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status, leaving hundreds of thousands without work authorization or deportation protection. In Ohio, Haitian residents reported to an ICE office in Blue Ash and some were issued ankle monitors after “call-in letters,” while in New York City fear of raids is chilling daily life in Little Haiti, with hospitals and Haitian businesses already feeling the ripple effects. Local Protest and Legal Pressure: Demonstrations and vigils are being organized outside ICE offices in response to the policy shift, as advocates warn it will push people into fear and instability. Haiti Government Response: Back home, Haiti’s government moved to strengthen protection for rape victims through a planned UNICEF-linked memorandum and shelter coordination, while the UN cooperation framework was extended to Dec. 31, 2028. Security and Social Life: A UN-linked security update highlights ongoing instability, and Haiti’s culture ministry is running a Port-au-Prince summer camp using music to counter violence. Economy and Institutions: Industry planners unveiled a long-term industrial policy plan (2026–2050), and the Federation of Haitian Chambers of Commerce expanded across six countries to connect diaspora and Haiti-based businesses. Sports: Haiti’s U-20 men’s team advanced to CONCACAF quarterfinals after beating El Salvador 2-1, with the next match set for Aug. 4.