AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTPS Fallout in U.S. Cities: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says the city is terminating potentially hundreds of Haitian municipal workers whose work authorization ended after Haiti TPS was lifted, with officials warning the number could reach the hundreds. Local Business Hit: In Miami’s Little Haiti, Haitian-owned restaurants report layoffs, slower traffic, and fear of raids as TPS ends—an economic shock felt across hospitality and care work. Community Pressure to Extend TPS: Mayors and advocates are urging Congress to extend protections (including proposals to extend through 2029), arguing TPS holders are long-time taxpayers and essential workers. Haiti Security Strain: A UN report says gang violence in Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas killed 613 people and wounded 375 from March 6 to July 31, disrupting schools and health services. Haiti Elections Rules: Haiti’s 2026-2027 election decree adds extra candidate requirements beyond the constitution, raising questions about eligibility and election administration amid insecurity.
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