AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHaitian TPS Fallout in the U.S.: As Temporary Protected Status for Haitians expired, reports say ICE is summoning people for in-person check-ins and issuing ankle monitors, including in Ohio, deepening fear for families and workers. U.S. Immigration Crackdown: ICE’s mass deportation push is described as escalating nationwide, with thousands of arrests in July and renewed pressure on detainees and detention conditions. Congress Push for Relief: U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin urged passage of the SECURE Act to give TPS/DED recipients a path to permanent residency, warning Haiti is unsafe to return to. Community & Culture in Miami: The Adrienne Arsht Center announced a 2026–27 Arsht Impact season with free and “Pay What You Can” events, including Haitian Heritage Month music and dance. Haiti Education Update: Haiti’s education ministry set Sept. 7, 2026 as the official start date for the 2026–2027 school year, with plans to improve classrooms and integrate digital learning. Arts & Music: Paul Beaubrun previewed his upcoming album “Vertières,” blending rock, rasin, and Afro-Caribbean spiritual traditions ahead of its November release. Film Spotlight: TIFF unveiled its 2026 Centrepiece lineup and added 60+ new titles, including international premieres that signal a busy fall festival season.
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