AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoKenscoff Aftermath: Haiti’s National Police faced fresh scrutiny after the Kenscoff church massacre left 47 dead and more than 50 kidnapped, with displaced families reporting police failed to act in time and a gang leader threatening executions; investigators are now probing whether the attack involved “complicity or negligence,” while the UN says thousands were driven from their homes. Hostage Release: In a rare moment of relief, UNICEF and community leaders helped secure the release of 13 captives—six children and seven women—though the fate of remaining hostages is still unclear. Police Response Questions: A community intermediary was able to enter gang territory to negotiate, renewing demands for answers about intelligence and rescue plans. International Pressure: At the UN Security Council, Pakistan urged rapid deployment of the Gang Suppression Force and stronger arms embargo enforcement, as the US condemned the killings and called for decisive action. Deportation Fallout: In the US, border czar Tom Homan defended deportations to Haiti after TPS ended, even while admitting he doesn’t know Haiti’s conditions, as critics cite State Department travel warnings and outrage over deportation flights. Regional Politics: In the Dominican Republic, the Antigua Orden movement marched in Moca against “Haitianization,” calling for tougher action on Haitian presence amid migration tensions.
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