Findlay Mayor weighs in on federal court blocking end to Temporary Protection Status for Haitian immigrants

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FINDLAY, Ohio (WTOL) — A federal judge halted the Trump Administration’s plan to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants, causing uncertainty in Findlay, Ohio, which has a sizable Haitian population. Mayor Christina Muryn expressed concerns over lack of federal guidance and emphasized the importance of respecting everyone’s rights.

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