AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoH-1B Fight: A federal judge in Massachusetts struck down President Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee as an unlawful tax, siding with a coalition including California and other states; the administration says it will appeal. Connecticut Lawmaking: Gov. Ned Lamont signed a bill creating a comprehensive hate-crime code, tightening definitions and adding new offenses tied to bias-motivated false reports, swatting, and threats to houses of worship (effective Oct. 1, 2026). AI Governance: Connecticut’s new AI law (SB 5) sets notice and safety requirements for certain high-risk uses, including automated employment decisions, with key provisions rolling in over the next year-plus. Public Utilities Watch: Connecticut’s AG objected to a judge’s request for advice from a Wiggin and Dana attorney in a “ghost gun” supplier case, while a separate I-Team report raised questions about PURA communications with a utility executive during a rate decision. Elections: Connecticut Republicans are collecting signatures to replace their own endorsed candidate in the 50th House District after anti-Pride social media posts. Sports & Culture: Connecticut retired Jonquel Jones’ No. 35 jersey, though she missed the game due to illness.
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