A Springfield, Ohio woman has expressed her growing concerns about the homeless situation in her neighborhood, particularly involving a group of Haitian migrants.

The woman, who feels increasingly threatened in her own home, described her distressing experiences.

“I have men that cannot speak English in my front yard, screaming at me, throwing mattresses in my front yard,” she recounted, emphasizing the chaos that has unfolded right at her doorstep.

Watch the emotional appeal here.

At just 95 pounds, she voiced her vulnerability, saying, “Look at me, I weigh 95 pounds. I couldn’t defend myself if I had to. My husband is elderly.” Her words paint a picture of fear and helplessness as she navigates the complexities of a community grappling with a rising homeless population.

The woman expressed frustration at the lack of support from local authorities, questioning, “I don’t understand what you expect of us as citizens. I understand they’re here under temporary protected status and you’re protecting them, and I understand that our city services are overwhelmed and understaffed, but who’s protecting us?”

Her emotional appeal culminated in a desperate call for action: “Who’s protecting me? I want out of this town. I am sorry. Please give me a reason to stay.” As Springfield grapples with these pressing issues, her story highlights the urgent need for solutions that ensure the safety and well-being of all residents.