AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLabor Rights & ILO: A new critique of the Trump administration’s push to weaken the International Labour Organization argues it harms workers abroad and undercuts protections that also benefit Americans. Security & Regional Industry Stability: The OAS says all 32 member states are backing renewal and full deployment of Haiti’s UN-backed Gang Suppression Force, urging personnel, financing, equipment and logistics—moves that could affect regional trade routes and investment confidence. Migration & Supply Chains: A Central American migrant caravan in Mexico reports about 300 people, mostly Hondurans, entering Chiapas seeking work and safety amid tougher U.S. policies—another pressure point for labor availability and logistics across the region. Honduras-linked Labor Demand (US H-2B): USCIS data show high H-2B approval volumes tied to U.S. worksites (e.g., Florida 20,100; New York 5,893; Ohio 6,908), highlighting ongoing demand for temporary non-agricultural labor that can compete with regional workforce flows. Honduras in the Spotlight: A report on Honduran recruitment scams tied to Russia’s war underscores the economic vulnerability driving cross-border labor trafficking.
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