AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoU.S.-Haiti Immigration Pressure: The Trump administration’s latest moves keep landing on Haitians, with a new presidential determination listing Haiti as a major drug transit/producing country for FY27 and fresh reporting showing Haitians losing TPS protections and facing detention or ankle-monitoring ahead of deportations. Deportation Fallout in the U.S.: A Haitian pastor with an approved family petition is still being set for removal to Haiti, while another Haitian man who went viral shouting “I’m NOT going back to Haiti” has been deported after 19 months in federal custody. Regional Security Diplomacy: The Bahamas’ foreign ministry says its director-general wrapped a high-level Port-au-Prince visit aimed at strengthening regional security cooperation, repatriation coordination, and digitizing Haiti’s civil records. Haiti Elections Under Strain: Haitian officials say preparations for December general elections continue, but voter registration is far below what the electoral council needs, with insecurity and gang disruption worsening the logistics. Peasant Resistance: Haiti’s Tèt Kole Ti Peyizan Ayisyen marked 40 years of organizing for food sovereignty and agrarian reform amid the country’s political and humanitarian crisis. U.S. Drug Policy Signals: Trump also removed Venezuela from the “failed” drug list for the first time in over 20 years, underscoring how U.S. designations can shift quickly while Haiti remains on the major list.
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