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The Immigration Crackdown Threatens Haitian Caregivers and the Seniors Who Depend on Them

via Washington Times·Jul 31·2 sources

Who will be there with 91-year-old Solange French's eggs at breakfast, or at her side in the shower? Haitian workers hold together large parts of American elder care, and roughly 1.8 million people who immigrated legally have now been stripped of status — leaving airports, nursing homes and schools bracing for disruption.

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Reuters

Airports, nursing homes and schools brace for disruption without Haitian workers - The Washington Post

WorldHealth

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