Gang Violence in Port-au-Prince: A new UN report says at least 613 people were killed and 375 injured in months of fighting between armed gangs in Cité Soleil and Plaine du Cul-de-Sac, with more than 176 women and girls raped and over 18,000 displaced; the UN also alleges links between gang activity and elements of the Haiti National Police. Haiti Elections Under Pressure: Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé says voter registration is expanding cautiously as Haiti prepares for December 13 presidential and legislative elections, even as insecurity threatens the credibility and reach of the process. U.S. TPS Ends, Deportation Fears Spike: A D.C. federal judge confirmed the TPS “blockade” is lifted, formally ending deportation protection for about 350,000 Haitians; communities report panic, work authorization loss, and ICE preparations including ankle monitors. Political Pushback in the U.S.: San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and Florida Catholic bishops urge Congress to extend Haitian TPS through 2029, while local rallies in Pennsylvania demand senators act. Diplomacy and Security Coordination: Prime Minister Fils-Aimé met U.S. Chargé d’affaires a.i. David Howell to review security response, restore state authority, and coordinate with the Gang Suppression Force and Haitian security institutions. Domestic Governance Moves: Haiti announced a September 7 school start date, opening new high schools and technical education centers, alongside other government updates.