Haiti TPS Fallout in New York: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani says City Hall is terminating Haitian municipal workers whose work authorization depended on Temporary Protected Status, after federal law required a review once courts lifted a stay; he urged President Trump to restore TPS or grant Deferred Enforced Departure, warning the move hits hospitals and other services. Haitians in South Florida Feel the Shock: Reports from Fort Lauderdale and North Miami-Dade describe near-empty shops and stalled container shipping yards as TPS ends, with residents staying home over fear of ICE encounters. Workforce and Community Pressure in the U.S.: A wave of ankle monitors, arrests, and job losses is reshaping Haitian communities, including healthcare staffing concerns and growing pressure on small businesses that relied on TPS-permitted workers. Election Security for Haiti: Analysis flags digital interference—disinformation, manipulated media, and attacks on electoral tech—as a major, less visible risk to Haiti’s first national election in a decade. Regional Policy Signals: The U.S. plans a Caribbean push via Deputy Secretary Christopher Landau’s trip to Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana, focusing on energy, security, and critical minerals. Remittances Watch: Dominican Republic remittances rose 6.4% to over US$7.3B through July, underscoring the region’s continued dependence on diaspora income.