TPS Deportation Timeline: Haiti’s National Office of Migration says the U.S. has told it to expect weekly deportation flights after July 24, with about 250 people per week—at that pace, roughly 1,000 a month—after the Supreme Court cleared the way to end TPS for Haitians. Legal Pressure on Haiti’s Transition: A U.S. Supreme Court ruling on TPS protections is now reshaping Haitian families’ futures, while Haiti’s own political process faces mounting security strain. Martelly in Moïse Case: Former President Michel Joseph Martelly returned to testify before investigating Judge Jean Denis Cyprien in the Jovenel Moïse assassination probe, as Haiti’s judiciary pushes forward in a case that has yet to reach trial. U.S.-Backed Anti-Gang Operations: At a congressional hearing, a U.S. military adviser said Haiti’s government-run Task Force is a “tremendous partner,” with plans for closer ties to Erik Prince’s Vectus Global amid rights-group alarms over drone-strike civilian harm. Haiti Elections Under Threat: UN reporting warns Haiti risks sliding into an organized-crime state as gangs tighten control over institutions, complicating efforts to hold free, credible elections. Aid and Health Fallout: New AIDS 2026 research links PEPFAR disruptions to major drops in HIV treatment access, with Haiti among the countries showing steeper declines.