AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoImmigration Enforcement in Danbury: Leaders say ICE detained 70+ residents in Danbury last week, sparking fear among families and business owners as activists urge people to know their rights. Reproductive Health Funding Fight: Delaware AG Kathy Jennings joined a 23-state lawsuit challenging new federal Title X conditions that could cut family planning money over “ideological” demands. Connecticut Education & Workforce: Gov. Ned Lamont defended a $250,000 no-bid contract tied to Miguel Cardona’s new Career Pathways Commission role, drawing GOP criticism of patronage. Business & Tariffs: Lamont and CBIA warned Connecticut small businesses about higher costs from Trump’s Canada trade war and retaliatory tariffs. Court Case in Hamden: A New Haven Superior Court lawsuit alleges a Booker T. Washington Academy teacher sexually abused a student during the 2021-22 school year. Privacy & Policing: A Bridgeport driver says a plate check stop was driven by race; separately, privacy concerns keep growing around license plate reader use. K-12 Update: Connecticut test scores ticked upward and absenteeism fell, though results remain below pre-COVID levels. Consumer Safety: Lundberg Family Farms recalled white jasmine rice sold in CT due to possible contamination.
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