AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoInvestigations Watch: Reuters reports Democrats are preparing early probes into Trump family business deals if they win control of Congress, with subpoena power and investigative funding aimed at documents fast. Immigration Enforcement: A new report says ICE raids have expanded into everyday life, with arrests happening at homes, workplaces, and even as kids head to school—raising fresh questions for Connecticut and beyond. Connecticut Law Roundup: Nearly 100 new Connecticut laws take effect this week, including measures tied to guns, artificial intelligence, facial recognition, and immigration enforcement. Public Safety & Weather: A powerful nor’easter battered the Northeast for a second day, flooding coastal areas and knocking out power to tens of thousands, including in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Federal Immigration Policy: Connecticut AG Kwame Raoul joined a coalition opposing a proposed H-1B “tax” rule, arguing it would harm states’ ability to staff critical services. Tech & Consumer Protection: Walmart’s CEO says the company won’t use customer data for personalized pricing, as states move to restrict surveillance pricing. Health Policy: California enacted scalp-cooling insurance coverage, joining Connecticut and other states in expanding access for cancer patients. Local Governance: Beacon Hill Roll Call covers a ballot question that would let public defenders form a union.
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