AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGangs vs. the Church in Haiti: A Haitian bishop says armed groups are targeting Catholic institutions as violence forces parish closures, with dozens of parishes shut in Port-au-Prince and more across the country. Haiti’s drone-strike toll: A report claims Haitian state-linked drone operations killed more than 1,200 people between March 2025 and January 2026, including children, raising fears about the next phase of “AI weapons.” TPS fallout hits Haitian families in the U.S.: With Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status ended, Haitian communities report ICE check-ins, ankle monitors, and passport seizures—sparking rallies and outrage, including a viral scene of a man collapsing outside an Ohio ICE office. NYC pushes back on TPS cuts: Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he personally urged President Trump to restore TPS, after the city was forced to terminate workers whose work authorization expired. U.S. visa crackdown expands: The State Department revoked 175,000+ visas amid a broader immigration enforcement push. Local community pillars under strain: Haitian church and school leaders say TPS uncertainty is emptying pews and disrupting back-to-school support. Politics beyond Haiti: Connecticut’s Democratic primary saw former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin defeat longtime Rep. John Larson, signaling generational change in U.S. party politics.
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