Biometric ID for Haiti: The OAS and Japan signed a $3M deal to expand Haiti’s biometric national ID system, funding 350,000 new cards, mobile registration units, and upgrades to ONI offices to help update voter rolls amid displacement and security strain. TPS fallout hits Haiti-linked communities: After the U.S. ended Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, reports describe families facing fear of arrest and separation in places like Little Haiti (Miami) and Brooklyn, plus added pressure on schools and local support networks. Deportations disrupt care work: Reuters reports Haitian TPS holders who worked as caregivers and nursing assistants are being removed from U.S. healthcare roles, straining an already stretched system and leaving families scrambling. Haiti aid squeezed by funding cuts: Coverage highlights how U.S. funding freezes and USAID/IAF rollbacks are weakening peace-and-development programs in Port-au-Prince as gang violence deepens. Border tech, identity, and policy: DHS unveiled new biometric verification tools aimed at faster traveler screening, while industry legal fights and court rulings show how identity tech is reshaping compliance rules.