AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMusic & Community: Churchill’s Pub in Miami’s Little Haiti is celebrating 47 years as a home for punk, electronic, and “anything goes” underground music, with a month-long lineup. Immigration & Family Impact: In Ohio, Haitian student Pierre Damas Bel’s death after an ICE ankle monitor has sparked grief and outrage, while DHS chief Markwayne Mullin says ICE will keep “pushing” in Springfield and insists the agency isn’t responsible for what happened after Bel went home. Deportations to Haiti: The U.S. carried out another deportation flight to Cap-Haïtien, with 101 Haitians sent back—part of a rapid shift to weekly flights as TPS ends. Local Justice & Safety: In the Bahamas, 14 Haitian nationals were convicted for immigration offenses and six were deported to Cap-Haïtien. Faith & Peacebuilding: Haitian faith leaders, lawmakers, and scholars are set to convene an international forum on how religion can build a culture of peace and nonkilling amid violence. Regional Politics: CARICOM’s Eminent Persons Group is stepping up engagement with Haiti ahead of the Dec. 13 elections, while Haiti is also seeking renewal of an international anti-gang force. Haiti’s Security Reality: A new report highlights how gang violence is spreading beyond Port-au-Prince into rural areas, leaving communities with fewer resources and less protection.
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