AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoKenscoff Massacre: Armed gangs attacked a church shelter on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, killing at least 47 people and executing 22 who sought refuge, while dozens were kidnapped as a gang leader threatened to kill hostages if attacked. Police Accountability: Haiti’s National Police announced an “immediate” investigation and promised a “firm” response, but questions remain about why the attack wasn’t stopped and what will happen to the abducted. Election Bottleneck: Haiti’s CEP opened candidate registration, but parties must first submit at least 30,000 eligible voters for verification—raising fears the process won’t finish in time. Corruption Case Abroad: A former Haitian government ombudsman accused of embezzling nearly $130,000 is detained in Alabama by ICE while facing corruption charges. TPS Fallout in the U.S.: With Haitian TPS ended, ICE enforcement has intensified, including record summer arrests in the NYC/NJ area and reports of Haitians detained or held on detainers, including children. UN and Rights Groups: The UN and Amnesty condemned the Kenscoff killings, calling for accountability and stronger protection for civilians.
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