AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHaiti TPS Fallout on Care Jobs: Haiti’s TPS officially ended July 27, and a new report from Southwest Florida links the Supreme Court upholding the termination to a growing senior-care labor shortage, with about 4,000 Haitian nursing assistants losing work authorization and facilities scrambling to keep staffing levels compliant. New York Haitian Community Pushback: Nearly a month after the Haiti TPS decision, Haitian advocates in New York City and nearby counties are still demanding amnesty as health organizations warn the workforce disruption could jeopardize vulnerable patients. Ruralization of Gang Violence: A Haiti Observatory report says gangs are shifting from Port-au-Prince into the countryside with hit-and-run raids, kidnappings, cattle theft and roadblocks—targeting farmland and transport routes in agricultural areas like Artibonite. Border Works in the Dominican Republic: The DR’s “smart” perimeter fence with Haiti now exceeds 61 km completed, with a new 14.5 km phase launched in Jimaní—expanding infrastructure aimed at curbing smuggling. Industry & Security Angle: The same insecurity pressures logistics and labor markets, while cross-border enforcement and deportation policies continue to reshape who can work, move, and operate safely.
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