AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHuman Rights Update: UN High Commissioner Volker Türk warned that Haiti’s gangs are “adapting” and expanding into new areas and transport routes, with at least 5,700 killed or injured from Jan. 1 to Sept. 11, plus 230 kidnappings and widespread sexual violence—while food insecurity and lack of healthcare keep worsening. Immigration & Community Impact: In Springfield, Ohio, five Haitians were deported after Trump ended protected status for Haitians; advocates say ICE has already sent hundreds back into danger, even as Haiti remains under a U.S. “Do Not Travel” advisory. Justice in the Diaspora: In Miami, trials resumed tied to the assassination of Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse, with dozens still awaiting trial and prosecutors saying South Florida was central to planning and financing. Security & Elections: Kidnappings are rising as Haiti heads toward long-delayed elections, with UN figures citing 81 reported abductions between April and June and experts warning elections can “accelerate” violence. Culture & Learning: Haitian Knockout Kitchen in Los Angeles is teaching bouyon as a taste of home—yams, memory, and community—turning Haitian food into belonging abroad.
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