AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTPS Pressure on Haitians: Haiti-linked immigration enforcement remains in the spotlight as ICE arrests a Haitian family near a San Diego elementary school, underscoring how deportation actions ripple into schools and local labor markets. Haiti Agriculture in Crisis: A new report warns Haiti’s agriculture is collapsing, with over 60% of food now imported as insecurity, climate stress, weak investment, and poor infrastructure drive production down. Rural Infrastructure for Food Supply: In Nippes, the Ministry of Agriculture is rehabilitating the Arnaud rural road to cut rainy-season travel problems and reduce post-harvest losses, improving access to key markets. Blue Economy Planning: Haiti’s Inclusive Blue Economy project (2026–2027) gets steering committee approval in Cap-Haïtien, aiming to manage marine/coastal resources while boosting livelihoods. Trade Advantage for Apparel: ADIH says the U.S. HOPE/HELP Act extension (duty-free access for eligible Haitian apparel) runs to Dec. 31, 2028—supporting jobs and Haiti’s supply-chain role. Security and Participation Risks: Haiti’s voter registration is far behind target, with fewer than 600,000 registered so far, raising doubts about broad turnout for the Dec. 13 vote.
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