AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoImmigration & Mental Health Crisis: Haitian college student Pierre Damas Bel, 20, died in Springfield, Ohio after being struck on I-70; his family and advocates say his death was suicide tied to ICE GPS ankle monitoring after Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status ended, with claims of bullying and humiliation at Wright State. Community Response: Springfield pastors and Haitian advocates are calling on DHS and lawmakers to end ankle monitoring, while Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine called the death “horrible, horrible tragic.” School Support: Columbus and other Ohio districts say they’re working to keep immigrant students safe and connected to resources as TPS-related work authorization lapses ripple through families. Diaspora Life & Giving Back: A nonprofit fundraiser—Love for L’Allemand’s Rock & Roll Bingo—aims to support schools, nutrition, clean water, and clinics in two Haitian villages. Broader Context: Coverage also highlights how deportation fears and policy shifts are reshaping Haitian communities from Ohio to Miami’s Little Haiti.
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