Haiti’s Anti-Corruption Unit has ordered former members of the Transitional Presidential Council to declare their assets within 30 days, following the end of their mandate. The directive comes amid ongoing corruption allegations and concerns over a controversial decree that may shield ex-officials from prosecution.
Haitian TPS holders narrowly avoided mass deportations after a federal judge blocked the termination of their protected status. A DHS official admitted the government was prepared to enforce removals immediately, prompting renewed concerns over safety, family separation, and escalating violence in Haiti. The legal fight intensifies as advocates argue the decision was rushed, unsafe, and politically motivated.
A group of GOP rebels joined Democrats to block a rule protecting Trump’s tariffs, opening the door to snap repeal votes and delivering a rare setback to the former president’s trade agenda.
Rep. Jamie Raskin is urging Maryland lawmakers to approve a new congressional redistricting map, pushing back against Senate resistance and warning that delaying the vote could weaken Democrats’ political influence.