In recent weeks, Haitian migrants residing in Springfield, Ohio, have reportedly begun leaving the area, citing fears of deportation, according to a CBS report. The departures reflect a growing sense of unease

Following Trump's election and threats of mass deportations, many Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, are opting to leave.

In Springfield, community leaders say that some Haitian families have started to relocate amid high political tension. Cities like Springfield have been a national focus of immigration, after President-elect Trump called for mass deportation of immigrants across the country.

Haiti migrants living in Springfield, Ohio, are reportedly leaving town following the election of Donald Trump as president earlier this month, because of the fear they will be deported. The town of approximately 60,

Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, have begun leaving the town in the wake of President-elect Trump’s sweeping election win, after Trump vowed mass deportation of migrants.

Tom Homan said last week the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program 'could end tomorrow.' There are about 15,000 Haitian immigrants living in Springfield under TPS.