International Organization for Migration
Tracked by AYITI INTEL since 2025-12-04 · 490 sourced references across the daily briefings.
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… DEVELOPMENT 3: HUMANITARIAN SATURATION AND THE IDP RECORD ANALYTICAL BODY IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix reported 1,450,254 IDPs in Haiti as of June 5 2026 a record figure representing a 3 per …
… protection or documentation review mechanism. RECOMMENDED DECISIONS IOM, UNHCR, and the protection cluster must immediately pre-position legal documentation, reception, and referral capacity …
… House majority. Senate advocacy campaign is now the critical action theater. IOM and UN: Documented 110K+ forced returns provide international pressure context but carry limited domestic U.S. politica …
… assistance, representing more than half the country's total population. IOM counted 1.45 million internally displaced persons as of February and March 2026, with 23 IDP sites actively supported …
… infrastructure is not configured for this volume. UN agencies UNHCR, UNICEF, IOM should formally request access to Dominican enforcement operations to document conditions for individuals born on Domi …
… potential income disruption with direct macroeconomic consequences for Haiti. IOM confirmed a record 1.5 million internally displaced persons as of June 5, 2026; Port-au-Prince alone exceeds 300,000 di …
… organizations operating in Haiti should immediately coordinate with GARR and IOM to develop surge capacity protocols at Ouanaminthe/Dajabón and Malpasse/Jimaní crossings, treating the current deportat …
… opaque, filling only partially the vacuum left by the failed MSS mission. IOM has confirmed a record 1.5 million internally displaced persons while the U.S. Supreme Court has cleared termination of …
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