AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoTPS Fallout on Haitian Workers in the U.S.: A Supreme Court-linked legal shift is clearing the way to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, and communities are already feeling it—fear is keeping people home, businesses report staffing shocks, and ICE activity is disrupting daily life in places like South Florida and Maryland. Hospitality Sector Hit in Miami: Haitian-Bahamian restaurateur Wilkinson “Ken” Sejour says he lost his management team across seven Chef Creole locations and may close two, blaming TPS end and ICE raids for a sharp drop in customers. Local Government Employment Pressure in New York: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani says the city is terminating Haitian municipal employees whose work authorization expired under the TPS end, with the number potentially rising into the hundreds. Haiti’s Election Access Gap: In Haiti’s rural Northwest, voters say reaching CEP registration centers means long trips and high transport costs, risking lower registration ahead of the Dec. 13 vote. Remittances Signal Regional Demand: The Dominican Republic reported remittances up 6.4% in the first seven months of 2026, underscoring how migration-linked cash flows keep regional households afloat.
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