AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoImmigration & Rights: A federal judge ruled that Honduran José Martínez Andino was deported “without justification,” and he has returned to the U.S. but remains in custody as his case continues. ICE Detention Watch: In Alabama, an 18-year-old Honduran teen, Elder Chavez-Carranza, has spent over 218 days in ICE detention after a traffic stop despite special immigrant juvenile status; supporters held prayer vigils and say his green card process is stuck. Deportation Push: DHS announced additional deportations of “criminal illegal aliens,” including a Honduran man deported July 31 after a homicide conviction, as the agency expands enforcement. Public Health: Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) launched a dengue project in Tegucigalpa to improve early detection, timely treatment, and community-based surveillance. Energy: Talos Energy took operatorship of an 80% interest in an offshore Honduras exploration block in the western Caribbean, with plans for new 3D seismic later this year. Diplomacy: Honduras’ newly appointed ambassador to Israel, José Luis Núñez Bennett, was formally welcomed in Jerusalem.
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