AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDeportation pipeline: New AP figures say U.S. deportations to El Salvador nearly doubled in early 2026, with 5,033 Salvadorans sent back in the first three months versus 2,547 in the same period last year—while President Nayib Bukele leans into a Trump-aligned role. Fed politics: The Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as Fed chair, and Democrats immediately attacked him as a “sock puppet” for Trump, keeping pressure on the central bank’s direction. El Salvador tech + investment: The U.S. Undersecretary Caleb Orr visited San Salvador to highlight energy infrastructure and a growing AI push, including a tour of DataTrust AI, as U.S. investors and venture capitalists look for digital infrastructure deals. Crypto regulation: Bitfinex won a Digital Asset Service Provider license from El Salvador’s CNAD, expanding its regulated trading and tokenized operations under the country’s fast-growing crypto framework. Regional migration spillover: The Dominican Republic agreed to temporarily accept some third-country deportees from the U.S., excluding Haitians and unaccompanied minors.
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