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Temporary protected status granted to nationals of designated countries facing unsafe conditions.
It has been held by Haitians since 2010 and will end on 3 August 2025 .
This means they will lose their work permits and could be eligible for deportation.
This comes despite deteriorating conditions in Haiti , with gangs controlling about 85% of the capital.
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