Haiti braces for a humanitarian crisis as the U.S. deported 160 Haitians — the first since ending Temporary Protected Status — to Cap-Haitien amid deadly gang violence gripping Port-au-Prince. Many deportees, some with U.S. prison records, arrived fearful of reprisals, while Haitian officials vow to assist despite overcrowded resources and deepening instability. Activists warn this influx could worsen Haiti’s already shattered infrastructure, poverty, and security — as more Haitians face deportation from other nations this year.
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