AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration & Voting Rights: New Jersey AG Jennifer Davenport joined a 25-state lawsuit to block USPS mail-ballot rules, arguing the federal agency can’t run elections; in New York, AG Letitia James vowed to keep fighting Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions after the Supreme Court allowed parts of the order to proceed, while Gov. Kathy Hochul called it “made-up BS.” Cybersecurity: DOJ says it disrupted a China-backed hacking campaign targeting major U.S. institutions including NASA, the Federal Reserve, DOJ, and the Senate, seizing tools used to hide attackers. Courts & ICE: A Texas judge denied Minnesota’s bid to force extradition of ICE officer Christian Castro, potentially clearing the way for his release; separately, a Harris County deputy was temporarily reassigned after allegedly detaining a woman and waiting for ICE to arrive. Environment & Health: A federal class action was filed over PFOA contamination affecting residents in Vermont’s Bennington and Shaftsbury; Utah detected zebra mussel DNA in the Colorado River for the first time. Politics & Power: Kansas Farm Bureau endorsed Sen. Roger Marshall; Maine’s GOP nominee says he’ll seek federal ICE/Marshals at polling places. Culture: Dolly Parton’s death sparked Tennessee tributes and renewed calls to rename Nashville’s airport after her.
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