AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHaitian TPS fallout in the U.S.: A new Ohio Immigrant Alliance report says detention of Haitian-Ohioans in four ICE jails jumped 142% after TPS ended, with Haitian women rising from 2% to 39% of female detainees. Haiti as a target in U.S. policy: A U.S. Presidential Determination again lists Haiti as a major drug transit/illicit drug producing country for FY2027, tying Haiti to broader enforcement pressure. Security crisis and SGBV in Haiti: A new analysis describes sexual and gender-based violence as a core tool of gang “criminal governance,” with thousands of incidents recorded in early 2026. Caribbean lab readiness: CARPHA’s CariPHLN workshop in Barbados brought together lab directors (including Haiti) to strengthen regional surveillance, diagnostics, and preparedness. Water and health stakes: Haiti’s drinking water is reported to be contaminated with lead at alarming levels, raising public health concerns. Tech & enforcement beyond Haiti: Canal+ and LaLiga signed an anti-piracy deal covering Haiti, aiming to disrupt illegal sports streaming networks. Science in the region: Drones are increasingly used by organized crime across Latin America, with authorities struggling to keep up.
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