Next steps for Haitian Americans as TPS ends

With the ending of Temporary Protected Status, Haitian Americans are scrambling to determine the path forward. At the same time, business owners have also expressed the impact the decision has on them, including the loss of employees.

Read more Brightline owes $65M to company that could sell off its Miami retail space

Read stories about the fallout from TPS ending and the partnership between an Overtown restaurant and a Miami Hurricanes player in this edition of the 44 percent.

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INSIDE THE 305:

What Haitians need to know about TPS, ICE after legal status in U.S. ends

Haiti correspondent Jacqueline Charles wrote a primer in the wake of the Trump administration ending Temporary Protected Status.

‘Implementing terror’: Miami business owners feel the pain of losing TPS workers

Minority Business reporter Michael Butler spoke to Haitian business owners about the loss of employees in the wake of TPS ending.

Read more Florida Highway Patrol explores building temporary detention facilities

UM football player partners with Overtown restaurant on new menu item

Miami Hurricanes football player Justin Scott partnered with Red Rooster Overtown on a menu item that benefits Dunn’s Overtown farm.

OUTSIDE THE 305:

Howard U. Disenrolled Hundreds of Students. Was It for Their Own Good?

The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Jasper Smith wrote about the Howard University’s decision to disenroll 500 students, 16% of its freshman class.

HIGH CULTURE: Beyonce drops new EP in the middle of the night

Building off the release of her latest single “Morning Dew (Donk),” Beyonce dropped an EP filled with remixes (including a version that includes Jay-Z). The EP comes a month before the release of the 20th anniversary edition of her album B’Day

Read more Florida Highway Patrol requests input on new detention facilities