AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFederal Courts & Immigration: The Second Circuit ruled border agents can search travelers’ phones without suspicion, widening the gap between digital privacy and Fourth Amendment tradition. Public Safety Tech: Connecticut’s new rules on Flock-style license plate readers are set to take effect Oct. 1, limiting how out-of-state groups can access data. State Politics & Housing: Rep. Joe Courtney and Sen. John Larson cheered House passage of the Casualty Loss Dedication Restoration Act, aimed at helping homeowners hit by crumbling pyrrhotite foundations. AG & Consumer Protection: AG William Tong won a permanent block on Trump SNAP penalty schemes, and other AG actions secured protections for sensitive driver data. Education Governance: A review into CSCU interim chancellor John Maduko found systemic failures before his departure amid harassment complaints. Corruption Fallout: Former CT budget deputy Kosta Diamantis fled to Greece ahead of sentencing, raising extradition questions. Energy & Environment: Judge McElroy ruled EPA illegally ended the Solar for All program, while Revolution Wind completed its final turbine installation. Sports Policy: Congress is moving again on college sports rules, even as lawmakers debate whether it’s the right priority.
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