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Families across the U.S. are struggling after Haitian immigrant caregivers, who make up a significant share of the already overburdened home-care workforce, were let go amid immigration policy changes. Several families described the caregivers as a 'lifeline' for elderly or disabled relatives now left without adequate support. The situation highlights the broader strain on the U.S. home-care sector and the ripple effects of immigration enforcement policies on vulnerable populations who depend on immigrant labor for essential care.