AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHaitian TPS and deportation pressure in the U.S.: A Haitian student, Pierre Damas Bel, is mourned after his death in Ohio; his family links it to distress and bullying tied to an ICE GPS ankle monitor, while faith leaders and community groups push lawmakers to extend protections for Haitians. U.S. immigration enforcement backlash: Reports also highlight ICE arrests of Haitian parents near schools and renewed outcry over how ankle monitors and detention policies affect Haitian families. Haiti humanitarian aid: The UAE says it will provide $10 million in urgent assistance to Haiti via the Emirates Red Crescent, targeting food, shelter, healthcare, and water/sanitation for displaced people. Regional diplomacy: CARICOM and Japan reaffirm cooperation and discussed Haiti’s humanitarian situation, with Japan backing sustainable development efforts. Haitian culture loss: Konpa fans mourn André Déjean, a founding trumpet member of Les Frères Déjean, whose music helped define a key era of Haitian popular sound. Elections and gangs: The OAS warns that candidates with criminal ties should be barred from Haiti’s elections, urging Haitian authorities to set eligibility rules.
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