Haiti Election Security: Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) has set Dec. 13, 2026 for the first round of presidential and legislative elections, but analysts warn the biggest threat may be less visible than gunfire—digital interference, disinformation, and possible attacks on electoral systems could erode trust before a single vote is cast. U.S. TPS Fallout for Haitians: The end of Haitian Temporary Protected Status is driving fear and disruption across the U.S., including reports of ICE check-ins with ankle monitors and passport seizures, while Haitian community leaders and elected officials push for restoration. NYC Political Pressure: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he personally urged President Trump to restore TPS, after the city was forced to dismiss Haitian TPS workers whose work authorization expired. ICE Enforcement Scenes: A viral video of a Haitian man collapsing in tears during an ICE ankle-monitor check-in in Ohio has intensified outrage and renewed scrutiny of how deportation preparations are being carried out. Local Impact on Haitian Communities: In Springfield, Ohio, community leaders say the TPS end has triggered panic and threatens the city’s fragile recovery—built in part by Haitian residents—while families face uncertainty about what happens next. Haiti Civil Society Support: In Port-au-Prince, a photography program for displaced girls (“Limyè Sou Mwen”) is expanding, pairing creative training with psychosocial support amid gang violence and displacement.