AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHaiti Security at UNGA: Haitian Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé urged diplomats to shift from aid to investment, warning that Haiti needs solidarity and jobs—not dependency—while calling for restored security and credible, inclusive elections. Caribbean Push for Haiti Force: Antigua and Barbuda’s Sir Ronald Sanders told the OAS the gang-suppression mission in Haiti won’t work without real resources, as the UN Security Council weighs renewing the mandate. Qatar Backs Haiti: Qatar’s UNGA sidelines meeting reaffirmed support for Haiti’s stability, including a $30 million pledge to the UN trust fund backing the Multinational Security Support Mission and the GSF. Deportations and TPS Fallout: In the U.S., a York pastor, Molis Augustave, was deported to Haiti despite a pending green card case and a U.S.-citizen wife and children, as advocates say ICE is moving faster after TPS ended. Community Pressure: In San Diego, Haitian groups say the end of TPS is forcing people to adapt amid detention and job losses. Haiti Justice in Florida: In Miami, a judge denied a defense request for more time for Christian Emmanuel Sanon ahead of his trial tied to the 2021 assassination plot. Immigration Enforcement Backlash: Separate reporting highlights ICE arrests near schools and detention conditions at Delaney Hall, fueling calls for congressional oversight.
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