A 29-year-old pregnant Haitian woman in Florida has gone into hiding, fearing she could be deported at any moment after the Trump administration ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals this week. The decision affects more than 300,000 Haitians living in the United States. The woman, who is expecting a child, is reportedly staying out of sight to avoid removal. She is among hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants who had been shielded from deportation under TPS, a program that grants temporary legal status to citizens of countries facing crisis. The administration's move to end the protection leaves these individuals at risk of being sent back to Haiti. The exact timeline for the program's termination and any potential legal challenges remain unclear from the reports. The woman's specific location in Florida was not disclosed. Her case highlights the broader impact of the policy change on Haitian communities across the U.S., many of whom have lived and worked in the country for years. No information was provided about her immigration status or the status of her pregnancy. The White House's decision has drawn attention as it comes amid ongoing debates over immigration policy. For now, the woman remains in hiding, uncertain of her future and that of her unborn child.