Recent events in Ohio have drawn national attention to the challenges faced by Haitian immigrant students, following several tragic incidents involving suicides and fatal accidents linked to fears surrounding immigration status. A 20-year-old Wright State University student, Pierre Damas Bel, reportedly died by suicide after being fitted with an ICE ankle monitor and losing his Temporary Protected Status (TPS). His family cites deportation fears as a significant factor in his distress. Advocates and officials have expressed outrage and called for an end to ankle monitors, emphasizing the emotional toll on immigrant communities. A separate incident reported involved another college student who lost his immigration status and was killed after stepping into traffic. These incidents have sparked discussions on immigration reform and the psychological effects of immigration policies on young individuals.