AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoKenscoff Aftermath: Haiti’s National Police is under fresh fire after the Kenscoff gang attack that killed 47 and triggered mass kidnappings, with critics questioning why police didn’t stop it and what intelligence was gathered; UN figures say thousands were displaced, and a probe is now weighing “complicity or negligence.” Hostage Releases: A community intermediary, with UNICEF support, helped secure the release of 13 captives—six children and seven women—after the attack; UNICEF called it a rare moment of hope while warning children are repeatedly targeted. International Pressure: Pope Leo XIV urged the immediate release of all hostages and demanded concrete steps to protect civilians, as the Vatican also prayed for flood victims in Nepal and Tibet. U.S. Deportations: Border czar Tom Homan defended deportations of Haitians after TPS ended, telling CNN he doesn’t know Haiti’s conditions even as the State Department warns Americans against travel to the country.
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