Haitian Migration and Local Impact

This chapter examines the migration of Haitian individuals to Springfield, Ohio, driven by work opportunities and the socio-economic conditions affecting their move from Florida. It discusses the implications of temporary protective status, the fears surrounding self-deportation due to political policies, and the community's mixed feelings about the influx of migrants amid local challenges. The narrative highlights the complex interplay between immigration policies, community sentiments, and the realities faced by both migrants and residents in Springfield.