AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHaitian Elections Under Strain: Haiti’s electoral council is racing to hold December 13 polls, but voter registration is shockingly low—about 509,000 registered so far, under 13% of eligible voters—while gangs keep disrupting daily life through killings, abductions, and attacks. Deportation Pressure on Haitian Families: In the U.S., Haitian pastor Molis Augustave—whose wife says an immigration petition was approved—faces fast-tracked deportation to Haiti after ICE detention and transfer between facilities, as advocates push legal challenges. ICE Crackdown Sparks Community Outcry: In San Diego’s City Heights, hundreds rallied against increased ICE operations, including arrests near schools, with Haitian immigrants at the center of the protests. TPS Fallout Hits Haitian Student: Pierre Damas Bel, a Haitian TPS recipient and top student-athlete in Ohio, died after being bullied and restricted by an ICE ankle monitor—an outcry is growing over how TPS terminations and monitoring are handled. Diplomatic Move: The U.S. Senate received Trump’s nomination of Austin Holmes as ambassador to Haiti, citing his Haiti experience and crisis/security work. Haiti in Sports: Violette AC beat Club Sando 1-0 in the Caribbean Cup, with a late own goal deciding Group play.
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