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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine trusts Springfield officials who say Haitian migrants have not been eating pets but will send troopers and millions of dollars in aid to the city due to the surge of arrivals under the Biden-Harris administration.
DeWine said on Tuesday that he does not oppose the Temporary Protected Status program, which President Joe Biden’s administration has granted to more than 300,000 Haitian nationals who would otherwise be eligible for deportation, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas However, DeWine did announce that he is sending Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers to aid local law enforcement with the influx and earmarked $2.5 million over two years to “provide more primary healthcare through the county health department and private healthcare institutions,” the local outlet stated.
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