AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCaribbean Immigration: A US federal judge struck down Trump’s immigrant visa suspension covering nationals of 75 countries, including Barbados and other Caribbean states, calling the policy “patently unlawful” and restoring case-by-case processing. Local Health & Youth: Barbados’ DLP is urging an urgent overhaul of child and adolescent mental health services after a reported death of a 14-year-old, citing staffing shortages and 295 young people assessed at the Psychiatric Hospital’s unit between June and December. Culture & Community: Ellerton’s Culture Camp closed with a showcase of Barbadian heritage—dancing, Shaggy Bear, stilt walking, crafts and music—aimed at strengthening young people’s identity. Education & Support: The One Family Programme’s 2026 back-to-school drive is mobilising over $400,000 in supplies for about 2,000 children across vulnerable families. Barbados Customs: Customs says it collected about $5.46 billion between 2023 and July 2026, while losses from concessions, waivers and suspected undervaluation topped $3 billion. Cyber Safety: A digital forensics expert warned at a youth expo that clicking unverified links can expose phones and even home networks to malware and account takeovers. Sports & Pride: Massy Finance Remittances and CPL signed a three-year sponsorship, linking cricket experiences with cross-border family connections.
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