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Florida Haitians go into hiding after Supreme Court decision ends TPS

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By Jack Lemnus Verified
| TCPalm Verified
June 27, 2026, 5:05 a.m. ET The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to end a humanitarian program for Haitians. Haitians are going into hiding following the ruling, fearing deportation. Many Haitians have lived under TPS for decades since the 2010 earthquake. Congress holds the power to extend the program. Treasure Coast Haitians are going into hiding after the Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to end humanitarian protections for nationals living legally in the country.
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By Jack Lemnus Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Thousands of people in Florida could become homeless if the Department of Housing and Urban Development carries out its sweeping housing reforms, according to national homelessness experts. HUD wants to limit at 60% the amount of federal funds homeless services groups can spend on "permanent supportive housing," a subsidized rent program for people who are elderly, chronically homeless or have a disability, without a designated length of stay.
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New pancreatic cancer drug withheld as family fights for access Original

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By Ashley Ferrer, Jack Lemnus Verified
| TCPalm Verified
June 23, 2026, 4:07 p.m. ET A Florida man with stage 4 pancreatic cancer is fighting to receive a new, promising drug. The FDA has approved the drug, Daraxonrasib, for an Expanded Access Program for patients outside of clinical trials. The drug's manufacturer and its distributor have delayed its release, citing distribution issues. The patient's fight has gained support from Mark Cuban, Congressman Brian Mast, and the FDA.
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