On Sunday, community members gathered in North Miami to advocate for the extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for over 350,000 Haitian nationals facing potential deportation. The rally, organized by the Family Action Network Movement and other South Florida immigration advocates, coincides with an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court hearing on the termination of TPS for Haiti. Miami-Dade Commissioner Marleine Bastien highlighted the severe violence and humanitarian crisis in Haiti, urging the U.S. to protect its citizens from returning to dangerous conditions. Attendees wore symbols of Haitian pride and held signs advocating for TPS extension, while Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava emphasized that this issue affects not just Haitians, but the broader community. She questioned how the U.S. could consider deportation when the State Department warns against travel to Haiti due to crime and unrest. TPS recipient Farah Larrieux expressed that ending TPS would be a grave injustice, stating that many recipients have no safe home to return to in Haiti. The rally is part of a series of demonstrations aimed at raising awareness and advocating for the rights of Haitian nationals.