AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoTPS Push in Washington: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Councilor Ruthzee Louijeune joined a broad coalition urging Congress to pass S.4814 to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians through early 2029, warning the Supreme Court’s move could trigger mass “de-legalization” for 350,000+ people. Local Politics & Elections: Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) extended the deadline for registering political group alliances, setting Aug. 4–6 for alliance formation and Aug. 8 for the final approved list. Education Modernization: Haiti’s Northeast education directorate says it is using AI to check data consistency and flag anomalies in quality control before final validation of 9th AF state exam results. Women’s Rights Capacity: In Grand’Anse, the MCFDF trained staff of the Jérémie Women’s Center on its mandate and support mechanisms for women and girls. Haiti in U.S. Courts & Enforcement: Haitian TPS holders face intensified pressure in the U.S., including reports of ICE operations and Ohio ankle-monitoring after TPS ends. Security & Justice Abroad: A South Florida man pleaded guilty to exporting 140+ firearms to Haiti without required export licenses, facing up to 35 years. Caribbean Diplomacy: OECS and Dominica assumed the CARICOM Geneva chairmanship after Haiti’s 2026–27 tenure.
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