AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 minutes agoHaitian TPS protests in the U.S.: Hundreds rallied in New York’s Foley Square, with speakers saying “we belong here” as Temporary Protected Status ends and ICE pressure rises, including fears in Brooklyn’s Little Haiti and calls for Congress to protect families. Deportations accelerate, including children: The U.S. sent another 57 Haitians to Cap-Haïtien, with reports of U.S.-born children aboard, while the U.N. says nearly 200,000 forced returns to Haiti occurred in the first eight months. Haiti security crisis deepens: After the Kenscoff church massacre that killed at least 47 and kidnapped dozens, the UN envoy urged stronger international security support, warning election preparations remain vulnerable. ICE raids hit Haitian communities: In Springfield, Ohio, faith leaders denounced “shackles” like ankle monitors and demanded ICE stop detaining Haitian pastors. Local culture & diaspora ties: Leonia’s 27th Oktoberfest (Sept. 26) highlights community giving, including support for Haiti’s Hôpital Sacré Coeur in Milot. Immigration enforcement and work impacts: Haitian restaurant owners in Brooklyn say TPS loss is “worse than COVID,” forcing layoffs and keeping customers away.
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