AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTPS Fallout & Health Workforce: As the U.S. ends Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, healthcare leaders warn Florida and other states could lose thousands of experienced Haitian nurses and caregivers just as long-term care remains understaffed, raising fears for patient care and rising anxiety. Maternity Care Restored in Haiti: After weeks of violence, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has gradually resumed 24/7 services at the Isaïe Jeanty maternity hospital in Cité Soleil, restarting obstetric care and support for victims of sexual violence. Gender-Based Violence Surge: The UN reports a sharp rise in rape and other gender-based violence in Haiti, with many survivors displaced by gang attacks and living in unsafe encampments. Consular Support for Haitians in the DR: Haiti’s foreign ministry is pushing stronger consular action in the Dominican Republic to improve protection and access to services for Haitian nationals amid ongoing migration pressures. Local Infrastructure Watch: Residents in Haiti’s Northwest question a new Jean-Rabel–Port-de-Paix road project, fearing it will be another temporary dirt fix instead of a durable paved highway. Community Response: Catholic leaders and Haitian diaspora communities in the U.S. hold Masses of solidarity and healing as families face uncertainty over work authorization and deportation risk.
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