AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDOJ vs. Arizona tuition policy: The Trump administration sued Arizona and the state Board of Regents over Proposition 308, arguing the in-state tuition benefit for undocumented students violates federal law. DOJ expands the fight nationwide: The same day, the Justice Department targeted New Mexico, Oregon and Washington with similar lawsuits over in-state tuition for students without legal status. Mail voting rules under pressure: USPS says new mail-in voting restrictions tied to a Trump executive order are now in effect after court blocks were lifted, even as opponents argue the rule can’t be enforced while challenges continue. Flock cameras backlash in Arizona: Tempe turned off its Flock license plate reader system and plans to end its contract, citing misuse risk and privacy concerns; the broader debate over surveillance tech keeps spreading across cities. Border wall construction sparks tribal protest: CBP began work on a border wall segment in the Tohono O’odham Nation area, with the tribe alleging trespass and sacred-land damage. Meta settlement hits Arizona: Attorney General Kris Mayes announced Arizona’s $223 million share of a $17.1 billion multistate deal over teen social media harms, including new limits and age verification. Road safety update: ADOT reports Arizona traffic deaths fell for a third straight year, though fatal crash totals remain near all-time highs.
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