TPS Shock for Haitians in the U.S.: A new Supreme Court decision clears the way to end Temporary Protected Status, putting about 330,000 Haitians at risk and triggering immediate employer and workforce planning worries, while Haitian community groups in places like Springfield, Ohio warn of lost work authorization and rising family hardship. Homeownership Signal: Separate reporting says nearly 30% of Haitians on temporary status in the U.S. are homeowners, underscoring how TPS changes can hit household finances and local economies fast. Venezuela Quake Relief Spillover: Venezuela’s twin earthquakes have killed at least 2,295 people, with rescue efforts winding down as humanitarian needs surge; the U.S. is sending personnel and money even after foreign-aid cuts, raising questions about how Washington balances “aid” versus “trade.” Caribbean Economic Stress Test: A Caribbean Development Bank economist warns structural weaknesses—especially high informality and heavy tourism dependence—are leaving the region more exposed to shocks. Haiti’s Regional Spotlight: PM Skerrit announced travel for CARICOM and regional meetings that include Haiti-related priorities, alongside cost-of-living and disaster resilience. Local Business Pulse: Aruba’s first San Nicolas Food Festival is set to boost local entrepreneurs and jobs, highlighting how tourism-adjacent events can drive small-business activity.