AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEndangered Species Rollback: A new Trump-era directive from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service would let developers and loggers kill endangered animals during projects, critics say it guts the Endangered Species Act. Screwworm Response: New Mexico expanded surveillance after a second New World screwworm case in Grant County, setting inspection and treatment rules around an infested zone and preparing for broader animal movement checks. Data Centers & Water: The fight over data centers keeps heating up: a federal judge blocked a demand for CDL drivers’ personal data, while New Mexico’s gubernatorial debate over Project Jupiter and electricity/water protections draws national attention. Housing Shift: A national housing report shows inventory rising and buyers still cautious as mortgage rates hover near 7%. Consumer Lending Settlement: Michigan AG Dana Nessel announced a $694 million multistate settlement with subprime auto lender Credit Acceptance, with New Mexico included in the coalition. Local Business Banking: Bank7 agreed to buy Century Financial Services in a deal that would expand its New Mexico footprint. Community & Culture: Santa Fe marked Hispanic Heritage Month with events, and the New Mexico State Fair wrapped up with rides, food, and local showcases.
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