AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHaitian Deportation Fallout in Ohio: A 20-year-old Haitian student, Pierre Damas Bel, died after being struck by a tractor-trailer on I-70 in Springfield. His family says he was driven to suicide after weeks of distress tied to an ICE ankle monitor and fear after TPS ended. Kenscoff Massacre and Church Refuge: Haiti mourned victims of the Aug. 23 Kenscoff gang attack near Port-au-Prince, where at least 47 were killed and more than 50 kidnapped, including people executed in a church compound; UN and local officials say investigations must answer why protection failed. Faith Leaders Push Back on Deportations: Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski urged the U.S. to rethink sending Haitians back after the massacre, calling Haiti “a house on fire.” Community Support at Home: A Bridgeport church held a Day of Service for families affected by deportations, including Haitians. Diaspora Culture & Sports: OSNER’S FC welcomed Haitian goalkeeper Alan Jerome to Brooklyn, highlighting Haitian talent and ambition abroad. Local Lifestyle: In Kansas City, a Haitian-run food truck and restaurant scene is drawing people with Port-au-Prince street flavors as the community feels increasingly “in the shadows.” Immigration Policy Update: The U.S. lifted a January pause on immigrant visa issuance for citizens of 75 countries, including Haiti, after a court order.
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