AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS–Haiti Migration Pressure: Human rights groups say nearly 200,000 Haitians were forcibly returned in the first eight months of 2026, with the Dominican Republic responsible for most of the deportations—raising alarms that Haiti lacks the capacity to receive and reintegrate returnees. US Immigration Enforcement: In Springfield, Ohio, DHS says 380 people were arrested after Haiti TPS protections ended, as advocates warn ICE raids and ankle-monitoring policies are worsening fear and instability for Haitian families. TPS Fallout in the US: The death of Haitian student Pierre Damas Bel in Ohio has intensified calls to end ICE ankle monitoring and to reconsider deportation plans tied to TPS expirations. Dominican Border Crackdown: The Dominican Republic has started building a 14.5-kilometer border perimeter fence along its southern line with Haiti, citing smuggling and illegal trafficking as it adds watchtowers, culverts, and patrol lanes. Haiti–US Policy Link: The TPS crisis is unfolding alongside continued US deportation flights to Haiti, including a recent flight landing in Cap-Haïtien with more than 100 deportees.
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