It all started with complaints from residents in Springfield, OH that a surge of Haitian migrants was causing chaos and an odd disappearance of local wildlife and pets. City officials and local companies where shipping the migrants in by the thousands and giving them jobs. NGOs arranged for extensive handouts including housing, food and cash. Initially, all of this was done while avoiding any discussion with the community at large.
The surge started after 2021, but the Biden Administration denied that such a plan existed. Within a few years, Springfield's Haitian population grew from a couple thousand to over 15,000 migrants. That's nearly 25% of the total population of the city. This does not happen without government coordination.
When Donald Trump dared to address the issue in a debate with Kamala Harris, the media and Democrats exploded with outrage. But Trump's assertion that the migrants were "Eating the dogs and eating the cats" in Ohio likely helped to win him the presidency. His position echoed a growing concern among native citizens over the rapid invasion of the third world into the US and the fact that most of these people will never assimilate into American standards.
This problem is about the be rectified, with ICE officially operating in Ohio. The Haitian round-up has begun. With the latest Supreme Court decision, TPS designations can now be terminated by the Trump Administration. Many migrants exploiting TPS are being called in by ICE to turn in their passports and wear an ankle monitor. These are people who will likely be deported in the near term. NGO's are already trying to preempt deportations by mobilizing well funded left-wing activists.
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