AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHaiti Violence & Child Safety: UNICEF reports a gang released 13 hostages from Kenscoff near Port-au-Prince—six children (including three under age 2) and seven women—after a deadly attack that killed at least 47 people; the health status of those freed is unclear, and more hostages may still be held. Malnutrition Watch: Haiti’s 2026 SMART nutrition survey shows acute malnutrition among children 6–59 months rising from 5.1% (2023) to 7.4% (2026), driven by insecurity, economic strain, and limited access to food and care. Deportation Pressure on Haitian Families (US): The U.S. is stepping up deportation flights to Haiti after TPS ended for hundreds of thousands of Haitians; Archbishop Thomas Wenski urged the U.S. to “rethink” returns after the Kenscoff massacre. Community Impact in the US: In Springfield, Ohio, faith leaders say ICE detentions are increasing and that fear is keeping people from work, school, and even medical care. Health Workforce Ripple Effects (US): A Massachusetts senior care provider says Haitian TPS holders were among staff laid off after TPS ended, worsening staffing and Medicaid pressures.
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