AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHaitian TPS in limbo (U.S.): A federal judge delayed the Trump administration’s move to end Temporary Protected Status for about 350,000 Haitians, pushing work-authorizations to July 27 as communities in places like Little Haiti (Brooklyn) and Southwest Florida brace for fear, job loss, and possible detention. Local advocacy & faith support (U.S.): TPS advocates met in Doral to urge Congress to extend protections, while churches and Catholic networks continue to organize help for families facing sudden uncertainty. Belize immigration case (Haiti-linked): Belize’s Minister of Immigration Kareem Musa addressed concerns about nine Haitian girls brought in 2023, describing how authorities say they were admitted on humanitarian grounds and how the government is responding to questions about guardianship and welfare. Women’s rights & community resilience (Haiti): On International Day of Afro-Latin American and Afro-Caribbean Diaspora Women, REFKAD founder Tina Nadine Anilus highlighted how Haitian women-led spaces provide safety and support where the state has failed. Culture & gospel (diaspora): Haitian Creole gospel artist Fre Gabe kept chart momentum in 2026, with upcoming gospel concert events in New Jersey and the Bahamas. Humanitarian crisis (Haiti): UN and NGO delegates reported displacement has reached 1.47 million people, with women and children heavily affected amid worsening insecurity.
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