Tom Homan defends deportations to Haiti amid travel warnings - Politico

Tom Homan defended the administration's policy of deporting migrants to Haiti, despite the risks associated with the country's current conditions.
The State Department maintains a "Do Not Travel" advisory for Haiti, citing widespread chaos and crime in the Caribbean nation.
The deportations come as the administration moves against protections that had allowed some Haitian migrants to remain in the United States.
The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program, first enacted by Congress in 1990, authorizes the Department of Homeland Security to permit migrants to stay in the U.S. when unsafe conditions exist in their home countries.
The debate highlights tension between enforcement of deportation policies and the safety concerns underpinning federal travel warnings for Haiti.