The U.S. has designated Haitian gangs Viv Ansanm and Gran Grif as “foreign terrorist organisations,” citing their control over Port-au-Prince and threats to U.S. security. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the move, part of Trump’s broader crackdown on Latin American criminal groups. Critics warn the designation could hinder humanitarian aid, as gangs control vital routes and supplies. The move may criminalize aid efforts and business dealings in Haiti. Gang violence has surged since President Moise’s 2021 assassination, displacing over a million people. Trump has also frozen support for a UN-backed Kenyan mission and plans to end Haitians' Temporary Protected Status.