TPS Deadline Pressure: A Miramar-based Haitian group is urging the U.S. Senate to pass S.4814 to extend Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status by three years, warning that ending TPS for about 350,000 Haitians could tear families apart and destabilize workplaces and local businesses. Deportations and Community Impact: DHS says it has deported more than 100 Haitian immigrants with violent convictions, while U.S. officials also warn about Haiti-linked risks and push tougher action against gangs using social media. Marine Ecosystem Protection: Haiti and the Dominican Republic officially launched the three-year “Blue Hispaniola” project to protect marine ecosystems and support sustainable fishing and coastal livelihoods through a cross-border blue economy corridor. Local Infrastructure for Resilience: Haiti’s Ministry of Public Works started a 46 km road resurfacing project in Northwest (Port-de-Paix to Jean-Rabel), including drainage upgrades and work aimed at improving access for road users and tourism areas. Green Jobs and Energy Support: Brighten Haiti joined the Together for Haiti campaign to expand a solar-powered model that funds schools, skilled jobs, and local businesses. Food Security Context: A UN report says global hunger fell in 2025, but acute shortages remain driven by conflict and climate extremes—an urgent backdrop for Haiti’s ongoing crisis.