A rally was held in Little Haiti to show support for individuals with Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, from Haiti. This event took place after a recent Supreme Court ruling. The rally aimed to bring attention to the issue and demonstrate solidarity with those affected.
Details about the rally and its organizers are available from news outlets. For more information about the rally and the Supreme Court ruling, readers can refer to CBS4 Miami, which covered the event in Little Haiti.
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