AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFederal Immigration & Higher Ed: The DOJ sued Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon and Washington to block in-state tuition and aid for some noncitizens, arguing the laws favor “illegal aliens” over U.S. citizens. State Politics: A Republican lawmaker asked New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez to investigate Rep. Andrea Romero’s part-time job with the First Judicial District Attorney’s Office, citing possible conflicts. Child Safety & Social Media: Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion and adopt new teen protections after New Mexico’s case helped set the stage for broader state action. Voting Access: New Mexico’s AG-related mail-voting fight is part of a wider push as courts temporarily block USPS rules that would have forced states into new federal approval and portal requirements. Housing: Deb Haaland toured an Albuquerque affordable project and backed a statewide “shot clock” to speed local housing approvals. Local Culture & Economy: Albuquerque’s “Coyote vs. Acme” hits theaters, highlighting local crews and performers. Public Safety: Moab police warned of a surge in bear encounters, urging residents to “pick up your peaches.” Agriculture & Food Prices: Trump signed a proclamation pausing beef tariffs on 300,000 metric tons of lean beef trimmings, drawing concern from cattle producers.
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