AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFederal Immigration & Tuition Fight: The DOJ sued New York, Connecticut, and Vermont over in-state tuition for undocumented students, arguing federal law bars states from offering benefits based on residency for people unlawfully present. Defense & Accountability: President Trump brushed off escalating reports of mental health strain, food and supply problems aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, while Connecticut Sens. Richard Blumenthal and others pressed the Pentagon for answers as the carrier nears a record-length deployment. CT Politics & Privacy: Connecticut’s pause on safety cameras and license plate readers continues to draw scrutiny as privacy concerns mount. Health Policy Clash: A Trump executive order on childhood vaccines would reduce routine shots and split MMR, while directing DOJ to investigate states over exemption rights—amid a court injunction blocking parts of the CDC schedule. Gender-Affirming Care Funding: HHS directed federal agencies to stop funding transition procedures for minors under 18, reversing prior rules and intensifying state-level legal battles. Democrats’ 2028 Primary Shuffle: The DNC moved South Carolina to the front of the line and reshaped the early calendar to boost Black, Latino, and union voters. Local Spotlight: North Haven’s first annual pro rodeo sold out across two nights, signaling strong demand for western events in Connecticut.
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