AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoTPS Uncertainty in the U.S.: Haitian communities in the U.S. are bracing after a Supreme Court move that could end Temporary Protected Status, but fresh extensions are offering short-term relief—work permits for Haitians were extended through July 24, with advocates and faith leaders in places like Georgia, Illinois (Evanston/Chicago), and South Florida urging Congress to protect TPS long-term. CARICOM Backs Haiti’s Transition: At CARICOM talks in Saint Lucia, leaders reaffirmed “unwavering solidarity” for Haiti, calling for security gains, full deployment of the Gang Repression Force mandate, and progress toward free, credible elections. Local Services & Training: DINEPA West ran an immersion tour for about 60 trainees in the drinking water and sanitation sector, visiting key sites around Port-au-Prince and the West. Environment Push: Citizens across Haiti mobilized for an enforcement push against polystyrene, demanding a real ban and action against smuggling and pollution. Haiti in Sports (Hope at Home): Haiti’s World Cup momentum continues with hometown celebrations, including a hero’s welcome for striker Frantzdy Pierrot in Bas-Limbé, while basketball action in the AmeriCup qualifiers keeps Haiti’s regional profile rising. Weather Watch: Port-au-Prince remains hot and hazy under Saharan dust and an anticyclone, with low rain risk and warnings to prevent dehydration.
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