AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBack-to-School Cash Support: Haiti’s government launched a 2.5 billion gourde (about $17M) cash-transfer for 140,000 parents, paying 15,000 gourdes (about $116) per eligible beneficiary, alongside a wider back-to-school package for the 2026-2027 year that includes help for 30,000 vulnerable families, rehabilitation of 52 schools, 8,000 school furniture items, and deployment of 10,750 police to support classes. Rural Gang Expansion: A new report says Haiti’s armed gangs are increasingly moving beyond Port-au-Prince into rural areas with hit-and-run raids, kidnappings, cattle theft, and roadblocks—raising pressure on security forces that lack personnel and training for dispersed terrain. TPS Fallout and Deportation Strain: With Haiti’s TPS ending in the U.S., hundreds of thousands face loss of work authorization and caregivers, while deportees arriving in places like Cap-Haïtien report being stranded, broke, and forced to navigate gang-controlled routes. Human Rights Watch: UN rights chief Volker Türk urged stronger migrant protections and accountability over deaths in U.S. immigration custody, including calls to halt returns to places like Haiti where people face irreparable harm.
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