AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoICE at airports and near schools: Connecticut officials condemned recent ICE arrests at Tweed and Bradley, with lawmakers demanding action as families report disruptions to attendance and access. Housing fraud: A Connecticut Housing Authority executive was indicted on $16.2 million loan fraud tied to the Meriden Housing Authority and related entities. Cybercrime and data security: Connecticut businesses reported 484 cybercrimes in 2025, totaling $85.7M in losses, while a multistate AG settlement reached with Labcorp targets vendor security failures after a 2019 breach. Title IX rollback: The Education Department rescinded Biden-era Title IX rules expanding protections for sexual orientation and gender identity, reinstating earlier standards tied to sex discrimination. AI regulation push: State leaders and industry groups are clashing over how to regulate advanced AI, with Connecticut’s new AI/data privacy rules set to take effect Oct. 1. Consumer pricing scrutiny: FTC personalized pricing disclosure proposals drew heavy pushback; Walmart says it won’t use personal data or shopping history to set prices. Storm impacts: A coastal nor’easter dumped up to 6.5 inches of rain in Connecticut, with communities assessing flooding and outages.
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