AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRight to Repair: John Deere agreed to a proposed $99M FTC settlement that would open up access to repair tools, software and manuals beyond dealer networks, with Arizona among the states involved. Border enforcement: An Arizona border enforcement law challenge from the ACLU was dropped—for now—after a judge’s ruling left the state’s approach in place. Elections & voting rules: A judge dismissed an Arizona “fake elector” case but left the door open for refiling, while courts continue weighing ballot-language and voter-registration disputes. Public safety tech: Flock camera controversies are driving new company changes aimed at flagging alleged officer misuse. Military oversight: Senators demanded answers about conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln after reports of sailors attempting to jump overboard during an extended deployment. Mental health & care access: Arizona’s psychiatric treatment promises still aren’t fulfilled years later, and a new report highlights how the system can fail the most vulnerable. Crypto consumer protection: Arizona’s crypto ATM law has refunded $171,332 to 35 scam victims, with new rules requiring fraud reports within 30 days.
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