AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoImmigration & Courts: The DOJ sued Connecticut, New York, and Vermont over in-state tuition for undocumented students, arguing colleges can’t offer benefits to “illegal aliens” that they don’t give U.S. citizens. Voting & Congress: In a late-night standoff, Senate Republicans ended a push to pass Trump’s proof-of-citizenship voting bill before recess, with leaders now aiming to fold parts of it into a broader GOP budget package after September. Health Policy: Trump signed an executive order reshaping childhood vaccine recommendations, pushing for spacing shots into separate visits—an approach public health experts warn could raise the risk of kids catching diseases before they return. National Security: The Washington Post reports Trump secretly left Turkey on a military jet after an Iran threat, using a decoy Air Force One to hide his real route. Local Food & Health: New York officials highlighted Double Up Food Bucks NY, a SNAP-matching program expanding access to locally grown produce. Environment: Federal and local leaders will hold a public roundtable in Calexico on New River cleanup efforts tied to long-running cross-border pollution. Economy & Markets: Gold jumped to a two-month high after weak U.S. jobs data cooled expectations for rate hikes. Disaster Response: Colombia’s deadly 7.4 earthquake left at least 132 dead as rescue teams worked through collapsed neighborhoods.
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