The approaching end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians in the United States is causing growing anxiety in both Port-au-Prince and Haitian communities in cities like New York. Effective July 27th, over 300,000 Haitians risk losing their protection from deportation. This potential loss is particularly concerning given Haiti’s current economic and political instability. Many families in Haiti rely heavily on remittances sent by relatives in the diaspora, funds which could cease with widespread deportations. Residents of Port-au-Prince fear significant economic and humanitarian consequences as a result. The end of TPS raises concerns about the capacity of Haiti to absorb a large influx of returning citizens.