AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration Enforcement in CT: ICE activity has surged in Connecticut, with Danbury seeing dozens of arrests and families scrambling to find loved ones as local officials warn about fear and disruption. Local Governance: New Britain says its police won’t join civil immigration enforcement, echoing Gov. Ned Lamont’s push for guidance and legal resources. Courts & Voting Access: The U.S. Postal Service is moving ahead with Trump-era mail-voting restrictions, while Democratic states and voting groups keep suing to block the policy. Big Tech & Consumer Protection: Connecticut is among states in a landmark Meta child-safety settlement, and the deal’s structure pressures TikTok and YouTube to match safety commitments. State Law & Gambling: Attorney General William Tong sued Kalshi to stop alleged unlicensed sports betting in Connecticut. Health Policy: Connecticut AG William Tong joined a coalition challenging new Title X funding conditions tied to political demands. Disability Rights: A lawsuit targets Connecticut’s IQ cutoff for DDS services as unconstitutional. Workplace Pay: Connecticut’s wage transparency law adds pay code guide and job posting requirements starting Oct. 1, 2026.
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