AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNicaragua Crackdown: Nicaragua stripped lawyers of their licenses in a fresh move critics call a “purge” aimed at weakening dissent and democratic checks. Church Under Pressure: Reports say an elderly bishop was detained after praying for a “persecuted Church,” while another Nicaraguan bishop remains missing after police interrogation, raising fresh fears for religious freedom. TPS Uncertainty for Haitians: In the U.S., Haitian communities— including in Indiana and South Florida—are bracing for deportation risk after the Supreme Court move against TPS, even as work permits get short extensions. Immigration Enforcement Spotlight: ICE says it arrested “worst of the worst” criminals over the weekend, while protests continue after deadly ICE shootings and alleged misconduct. Border Tech & Privacy: A lawsuit challenges CBP’s power to search phones and other devices when travelers are within 100 miles of the border. Travel Rules Update: The UK revised visa requirements, and Germany and Belgium published visa-free country lists for 2026. Culture & Community: The National Garifuna Council plans a peaceful protest in solidarity with Garifuna land-rights struggles in Honduras.
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