AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGang Violence and Elections: A Haitian bishop says armed gangs are increasingly targeting churches, shutting parishes and using religious sites as bases, while election uncertainty grows as violence blocks normal civic life. Electoral Access in Haiti: Rural residents in the Northwest say voter registration is turning into a costly, hours-long trek over bad roads, risking lower participation before the December deadline. Haiti Healthcare Under Fire: Doctors Without Borders reports the Isaïe Jeanty maternity hospital in Port-au-Prince has suspended services again after renewed clashes in Cité Soleil, cutting off sexual and reproductive care for thousands. U.S. TPS Fallout for Haitians: In the U.S., Haitian communities face fear and job loss as TPS ends—ICE check-ins and raids intensify, and New York City is terminating Haitian municipal workers whose work authorization expired. Community Response in the U.S.: Supporters rallied outside an ICE office for Springfield Haitians ordered to report for check-ins, while advocates warn forced returns are unsafe. South Florida Business Impact: Miami restaurateur Wilkinson “Ken” Sejour says TPS ending and ICE pressure have shattered staffing and may force closures, echoing wider economic shock in Little Haiti. U.S. Foreign Policy Push: Deputy Secretary Christopher Landau is set to travel to Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana as Washington deepens its Caribbean and security focus.
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