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Pastors Stand Strong for Haitian Migrants Amid Deportation Fears

3/14/2026

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In Springfield, Ohio, pastors Reginald Silencieux and Carl Ruby support Haitian migrants facing deportation fears under U.S. President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
They provide shelter, legal aid, and community support while organizing peaceful protests against anti-immigrant sentiments.
Both have faced threats but remain committed to their faith-led movement.
Silencieux, originally from Haiti, emphasizes community and faith, while Ruby, with evangelical leadership, advocates for immigrants.

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Story summary

In Springfield, Ohio, pastors Reginald Silencieux and Carl Ruby support Haitian migrants facing deportation fears under U.S. President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
They provide shelter, legal aid, and community support while organizing peaceful protests against anti-immigrant sentiments.
Both have faced threats but remain committed to their faith-led movement.
Silencieux, originally from Haiti, emphasizes community and faith, while Ruby, with evangelical leadership, advocates for immigrants.