AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS Immigration Crackdown on Haitians: Haitian TPS holders in Ohio are being summoned to ICE check-ins and fitted with GPS ankle monitors, with reports of travel limits and conditional releases after arrests—advocates call it “modern-day shackling.” US Denaturalization Push: The DOJ filed a record 25 civil denaturalization cases, including three Nigerians, seeking to revoke citizenship over alleged fraud and concealed deportation orders. Haiti Elections Under Pressure: Haiti’s CEP says voter registration is expanding into the West (still limited in Port-au-Prince due to insecurity) as it confirms a Dec. 13, 2026 presidential and legislative vote plus a constitutional referendum, with a second round set for Feb. 21, 2027. Diaspora Politics for TPS: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and over 100 elected officials urge Congress to extend TPS for Haitians through early 2029, warning of mass “de-legalization” after the Supreme Court’s move. Security and Governance Lens: A new commentary argues international missions are stuck in an “output trap,” measuring activity instead of real outcomes in Haiti’s security, justice, and elections. Haiti-US Crime Link: A South Florida man pleaded guilty to smuggling at least 140 firearms to Haiti without export licenses, including weapons tied to his former Haitian police role.
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