AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS Immigration Policy: Homeland Security chief Markwayne Mullin told CNN that Haitians and other TPS holders should seek permanent residence or leave, offering a plane ticket plus about $2,100 for “re-establishing,” after SCOTUS cleared the Trump administration to end TPS protections for Haitians and Syrians—sparking fear across Haitian communities. Local Impact in the US: Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine pushed back on deportations, warning it’s unsafe to send people back to Haiti and that Haitians are vital to Ohio’s manufacturing, food, and health care workforce. Community Response: Haitian leaders and advocates published an action guide urging people not to panic but to organize—pointing TPS holders to USCIS updates and local support hubs. Haiti’s Political Future (Youth): A new IPS report argues Haitian youth are “quietly reinventing” the country ahead of likely August elections, through music, digitalization, and agricultural cooperatives. Haiti in the News Cycle: Rising gas prices are worsening food insecurity in Haiti, with fuel cost hikes driving up transport and food prices.
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