AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTPS Fallout in Ohio: New federal labor data shows Springfield’s region lost 400 jobs in three months, and residents fear more cuts as Haitian TPS work permits expire and ICE pressure rises. ICE “call-in” tactics: In Springfield, advocates say Haitian TPS holders are being summoned for in-person checks and outfitted with ankle monitors after their work authorization ended, fueling fears of raids. State vs. federal messaging: Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says officials told him there are no plans for ICE raids in Springfield—though advocates warn that could change. Legal backdrop: The Supreme Court cleared the way for TPS terminations, and a federal appeals court later backed the government’s authority in similar cases, leaving Haitians facing uncertainty. Human impact: Faith leaders in Springfield describe immediate financial and mental-health strain as families lose income and stability. Gender violence in Haiti: The UN reports 5,500+ gender-based violence cases in Haiti in the first half of 2026, with insecurity and displacement driving attacks.
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