DeWine said in an interview with CBS Monday that ICE operations against the Haitian community would be bad for Ohio’s economy and that of Springfield in particular, where many Haitians have settled.
DeWine also noted that Haiti’s security and political situation is still unstable, with gangs controlling large parts of the country and the capital, Port-au-Prince. The State Department has warned Americans not to travel there, and DeWine described the country as being in “virtual chaos” with “no semblance of government.”
To the Trump administration, none of this matters. White House adviser Stephen Miller is excited about the prospect of deporting Haitians, who has claimed that Haiti is safe “for Haitians” and celebrated the Supreme Court’s ruling allowing the administration to end TPS.
More than 300,000 people are set to lose those protections this week, and many of them are among the 12,000 to 15,000 Haitians that live in and around Springfield. Back in 2024, President Trump spread a racist rumor that the community was “eating cats and dogs.” Now, Ohio’s economy could suffer a $400 million loss, and people are in danger of being sent to a warzone because of Trump and his administration’s racist deportation policy.
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