AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTPS Fallout in the U.S.: Haitians deported after Temporary Protected Status ended say they’re arriving broke and stranded, with gang-controlled routes making it hard to travel home—while the UN human rights chief urges Washington to halt removals to places like Haiti. Gang Violence in Haiti: A church shelter in Kenscoff was attacked by gangs on Aug. 23, injuring dozens, as Haiti’s government says security forces are on maximum alert. Regional Pressure on Haiti: CARICOM’s secretary-general calls for better coordination of international support for Haiti, as Haiti also seeks renewal of an anti-gang task force. Border Crackdown: The Dominican Republic’s “smart” border fence with Haiti has surpassed 61 km, with a new 14.5 km phase launched in Jimaní. Community Voices Abroad: Haitian faith leaders and scholars held an online forum on religion’s role in building peace and nonkilling across the Caribbean. Local Safety Signal: In Brooklyn, shootings near the West Indian American Carnival Parade injured three people, marring the celebration.
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