Immigration and Customs Enforcement had already started to target TPS holders, including Haitians, whose status was set to expire, according to two sources familiar with the plans. Elder care industry suffersThe loss of the Haitian TPS holders will hit the elder care industry, including nursing homes and home care agencies, particularly hard. Westminster Communities of Florida terminated 12 Haitian TPS holders who worked as certified nursing assistants (CNAs), dining services staffers and housekeepers in its continuing care facilities. Also, residents and their families depend on and appreciate the work that the Haitian TPS holders do, the provider said. Nearly 190,000 Haitian TPS holders were employed in early 2025, according to an analysis by FWD.us, a policy and advocacy organization focused on immigration that supports TPS for Haitians.