Haiti Security & Elections: Haiti’s Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé told the UN that Haitians are eager to regain security, return home, and vote in elections set for Dec. 13, urging stronger action against illegal weapons and backing for the UN Security Council-backed Gang Suppression Force, which remains far below its authorized strength. Deportations & TPS Fallout: In the U.S., Haitian families and faith leaders are sounding alarms as ICE enforcement intensifies after TPS ended, including the deportation of York pastor Molis Augustave despite a pending green card bid and a U.S.-citizen wife and children. Community Fear at School Gates: In San Diego, educators say ICE arrests near schools and daycares are fueling panic and keeping students home, with parents detained shortly after drop-offs. Diaspora Advocacy: A coalition of 50 groups launched nationwide “Days of Action to Restore Haiti TPS,” demanding Congress act and calling for an end to arrests and deportations of former TPS holders. Culture & Language Tensions: A push for Haitian Creole classes in Dominican public schools has sparked fierce backlash tied to island politics and anti-Haitian sentiment. Arts & Identity: Haitian Day celebrations in Cuba highlighted Haitian culture through music, dance, food, and workshops, including Haitian ballroom dance. Literary AI Storm: Quebec’s literary world is roiled by allegations that Canadian-Haitian author Thélyson Orélien’s award-winning novel may involve AI or plagiarism, with publishers pausing promotion amid the controversy.