Immigrants vying for deportation protections worry their futures are in jeopardy with Trump administration - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Even if the courts won't let Trump end these programs, however, most will expire in the next couple of years, and the president has the power to refuse to renew them.
39% : During his first administration, Trump attempted to take away the status Temporary Protected Status for individuals from countries including Haiti and El Salvador, but the move was hindered by a long court process.
28% : The prospect of deportation there felt unimaginable, and so Duval had been following the election closely, seeing that Trump had targeted Haitian migrants, threatening to deport Haitians in Springfield, Ohio, and spreading false rumors that the Haitian community there was eating pets.
23% : Trump has vowed to revoke Temporary Protected Status for Haitians -- though experts note this would be a difficult endeavor that would surely face extensive fights in court from advocates who previously alleged that moves like these violated constitutional amendments, and stemmed from ethnic and racial discrimination.

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