AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHaitian TPS Fallout: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he personally urged President Trump to restore Haitian Temporary Protected Status after the program ended July 27, forcing the city to terminate TPS-based workers who lost work authorization—raising fears for jobs and local services. Community Impact: In South Florida and Maryland, Haitian families report empty pews, fear of ICE, and business slowdowns as TPS uncertainty spreads through church, school, and home. Local Economy in the Crosshairs: Springfield, Ohio’s recovery is now at risk as Haitians who helped revive jobs and housing face deportation pressure; community leaders describe widespread panic and fragile demand. Trade Policy Signal: The U.S. Senate approved a two-year AGOA extension through December 2028, keeping duty-free access for 32 African nations and also extending Haiti-related trade programs (HELP and HOPE). Security and Human Cost: A report cites thousands of deaths from Haitian drone strikes tied to a state-linked task force and private contractors, renewing debate over accountability and civilian harm. STEM Funding Win: Soroptimist International of El Centro’s STEAM WARS & BEYOND secured $100,000+ in multi-year grants and gained global foundation partnership status.
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