TPS Shock for Haiti in the U.S.: The U.S. told Haiti to expect weekly deportation flights after July 24, with about 250 people per week—leaving no clear reintegration plan on the Haitian side. Supreme Court Greenlights TPS Terminations: A sweeping ruling cleared the way to end TPS for Haitians (and Syrians), with courts limiting challenges and raising fears for families and work permits. Humanitarian Fallout from Aid Cuts: Ahead of AIDS 2026 in Rio, new research says PEPFAR disruptions led to 1,700 closed HIV service sites and about 77,000 fewer children receiving U.S.-supported treatment—sharp drops reported in Haiti. Belize Case Raises Alarm: Questions mount over the welfare and legal status of nine Haitian girls in Belize, after claims of missing guardianship documents and unresolved immigration and best-interests steps. U.S. Politics Targets Travel: Rep. Nancy Mace introduced a bill to permanently bar entry from Haiti and dozens of other countries, framing it as a national security and “integration” measure. Culture & Belonging Through Sport: Worcester’s African Festival plans World Cup unity celebrations, including Haiti jerseys, while Massachusetts lawmakers consider a new international soccer tournament to keep diaspora pride alive.