Haiti & U.S. Immigration Policy: Haitian TPS holders face a fast-approaching deadline after a Supreme Court ruling cleared the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for about 350,000 Haitians (and 6,000 Syrians), with work permits set to expire July 24; in Boston, Haitian advocates and city leaders rallied for an extension, warning families could be separated and deportations could worsen labor shortages. Public Health (Neuro Care): A PAHO/WHO-backed study estimates nearly 470 million people in the Americas—about two in five—live with at least one neurological disorder; it flags Haiti among the highest-burden countries and notes that declining death rates mean more survivors need long-term care, but access varies widely. HIV Funding & Services: New findings tied to PEPFAR show U.S. funding cuts and added restrictions led partners to scale back or stop services, including closed HIV treatment sites and fewer children receiving treatment—countries named in the analysis include Haiti. Climate & Food Risk: A very strong El Niño is building, and a joint FAO/WFP anticipatory plan targets 8.8 million people in high-risk countries before peak impacts hit, warning that shocks can amplify existing crises. Haiti in the News Roundup: “Zapping Haiti” reported a fire at the Jérémie electoral bureau and a major police operation in Kenscoff, alongside Haiti U-20’s 3–0 friendly win.