The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the deportation of 162 Haitian nationals following the termination of Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status (TPS). The action followed a Supreme Court ruling in June 2026 that allowed the TPS termination to take effect. Deportees included individuals convicted of crimes such as sexual assault, gang activity, drug trafficking, and violent offenses. Notable cases included Mc Guyverson Jetin, a Zoe Pound gang member with convictions for lewd battery and sexual battery, and Jean Daniel Henry, an LPR with multiple felony convictions. DHS stated the deportations aim to enforce immigration laws, with affected individuals encouraged to use the CBP Home app for voluntary departure to avoid fines and receive a $2,600 exit bonus. Those refusing the offer face arrest and deportation without future entry rights.
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