AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGuns & Courts: A federal judge blocked Connecticut’s Glock-related ban, saying the state failed the Supreme Court’s Bruen test and calling the law “presumptively unconstitutional,” while CT Democrats vowed to keep fighting. Immigration Enforcement: Starting Oct. 1, Connecticut limits where ICE can arrest without a warrant, barring civil-offense arrests in places like schools, hospitals, and churches unless a judge authorizes it. Climate & Power Plants: Connecticut is part of a broader legal push as states and cities sue the EPA over its repeal of 2024 power-plant emissions limits, arguing the rollback was unlawful and harmful to public health. Healthcare Access: Connecticut estimates about 3,200 noncitizens will lose Medicaid coverage under new federal eligibility rules, with advocates calling the change “inhumane.” Economy & Cost of Living: A Quinnipiac poll finds affordability and the cost of living driving Connecticut voters toward the November gubernatorial race. Business & Consumer Law: Walmart faces a proposed Connecticut class action over claims it won’t share a $2.9B tariff refund with customers who paid the costs.
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