AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHaiti Violence & Health Impact: A UN report says at least 613 people were killed and 375 wounded in renewed gang fighting in Port-au-Prince areas like Cité Soleil and Plaine du Cul-de-Sac from March 6 to July 31, with schools and health services suspended and more than 176 women and girls subjected to rape. TPS Crisis for Haitian Health Workers: In the U.S., a federal judge confirmed Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status is no longer protected, putting hundreds of thousands at risk of arrest and deportation; local leaders and nurses warn this could worsen staffing shortages in hospitals and elder care. Community Fear & Monitoring: In places like Springfield, Ohio, advocates say Haitians were required to report and accept ankle monitors even before TPS ended, describing it as “theater” that adds stress and harm. Local Push to Extend TPS: Mayors and governors—including San Diego’s Todd Gloria and Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey—urged Congress to extend TPS through 2029, citing essential roles Haitians play in caregiving and healthcare.
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