AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEl Niño Food Crisis: The UN World Food Programme warns a powerful “super El Niño” could hit Latin America hard, with up to 16 million people facing food insecurity as drought and water shortages damage crops and livelihoods—Honduras is among the countries already on drought alert. Immigration Crackdown With Cross-Border Reach: The Trump administration is hiring private contractors to pursue deported people it says owe hundreds of millions in unpaid fines, including targets in Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala—raising legal and practical questions about forcing payment after removal. ICE Workplace Raids: In Pennsylvania, advocates say ICE arrested at least 49 immigrant construction workers in two operations, including men from Honduras, after activity tied to a hospital tower project. US Influence Push in the Region: Secretary of State Marco Rubio begins a Latin America tour in Colombia aimed at strengthening pro-US governments and expanding cooperation against “narcoterrorism,” with Colombia’s new hard-right leadership central to the plan.
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