AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoImmigration & Education: The U.S. Justice Department’s fight over in-state tuition for undocumented students keeps moving—Kansas is permanently blocked from enforcing its illegal-immigrant tuition law after a federal judge ruled federal law preempts the state benefit. Trade & Industry: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy escalated pressure on Ford, demanding it cut technology ties with Chinese battery maker CATL amid national-security concerns, while the White House also moved to ban certain Canadian dairy, alcohol, and motorcycle imports as tariffs intensify. Middle East Security: Oil prices pushed back above $100 as U.S.-Iran tensions and Houthi attacks raise both economic and physical risks, with reports of Iranian strikes damaging a U.S.-run air base in Jordan. Courts & Politics: Missouri’s congressional map fight continues after Supreme Court action, drawing sharp reactions from state leaders. Public Health: New York reported another 24 cyclosporiasis cases, bringing totals above 1,000 this year. Local Governance: Austin Mayor Kirk Watson urged parents at two failing middle schools to seek state-ordered closures to avoid a takeover of Austin ISD.
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