AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHaitian TPS in the U.S.: A federal appeals court temporarily blocked the Trump administration from ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, extending protections and work permits until at least July 27 after a Supreme Court ruling cleared the rollback. Policy fight in Congress: Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey’s TPS extension push was blocked in the Senate, while attorneys general and local leaders urged lawmakers to extend TPS and add judicial oversight and a path to permanent residency. Economic stakes for workers: Florida health-care facilities and nursing homes warn that tens of thousands of Haitian caregivers could lose authorization, threatening staffing for elderly and vulnerable patients. Community impact: Boston rallies at City Hall Plaza highlighted fears of ICE action and family disruption, with advocates stressing that TPS holders are workers and taxpayers. Haiti’s domestic outlook: Haiti’s central bank (BRH) reiterated disinflation, exchange-rate stability, reserve strengthening, and banking resilience, while linking the economic outlook to the security situation. Tax reform: Haiti’s tax authority (DGI) advanced consultations to modernize the Tax Code ahead of an October 1, 2026 implementation.
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