AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHaiti Elections Access: Rural voters in the Northwest say voter registration is too far and too costly, with long walks and bad roads making it harder to register before the Dec. 13 deadline. U.S. TPS Shock to Haitian Livelihoods: The end of Temporary Protected Status is already hitting Haitian workers and businesses in the U.S.; in Miami’s Little Haiti, Chef Creole owner Wilkinson “Ken” Sejour says he lost his management team at seven locations and may close two, as fear of ICE raids keeps customers away. Local Government Fallout in the U.S.: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says the city must review Haitian TPS workers’ authorization and could terminate “hundreds” of municipal employees, warning the policy threatens healthcare and other services. Human Rights Warning: A UN expert says deporting Haitians back now is unsafe and violates international law, noting gangs control most of Port-au-Prince and travel is impossible even for UN staff. Regional Finance Watch: Remittances to the Dominican Republic rose 6.4% to over US$7.3B through July, underscoring how migration money is still propping up Caribbean households amid uncertainty.
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