AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTPS Shock to Haitian Workers: After the Supreme Court cleared the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status, Haitian communities in Ohio and beyond report sudden job losses and new enforcement steps, including ICE check-ins and ankle monitors that restrict travel and work authorization. Local Push for Relief: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and over 100 elected officials urged Congress to extend TPS for Haitians through early 2029, warning the move will destabilize local economies and raise living costs. Haiti’s Economy, Output vs Outcomes: A new analysis argues international missions often chase “outputs” while failing to deliver real “outcomes,” a gap that also distorts security, justice, and Haiti’s daily economy. Agriculture Support in Haiti: The World Bank-backed PARSA program is expanding post-harvest drying sheds and storage tools in Haiti’s South to cut losses and raise rural incomes. Firearms Case Linked to Haiti: A former Haitian National Police officer in Florida pleaded guilty for exporting 140+ firearms to Haiti without U.S. export licenses, highlighting ongoing security and trade risks. Business Expansion Signal: Egyptian food firm MO Group says it’s expanding into markets including Haiti, aiming to diversify exports across Africa, Europe, and the Caribbean.
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