AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLabor & Courts: UPS warehouse workers in Connecticut allege the company forces security screenings that delay clock-in and adds another unpaid check before they can leave, filing a proposed class action. Elections & Voting Access: A coalition of 25 states led by AG Nick Brown won a temporary restraining order blocking key USPS requirements tied to vote-by-mail ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms. Immigration & Education: The Trump DOJ sued multiple states over in-state tuition and other benefits for illegal immigrants, including Connecticut in the broader fight over federal limits on higher-ed benefits. State Politics & Accountability: Connecticut’s Career Pathway Commission is set to pay former Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona up to $250,000 as a consultant, raising questions about unpaid-volunteer claims. Public Health: Gov. Ned Lamont and officials marked International Overdose Awareness Day, citing progress in overdose deaths but stressing the crisis remains serious. Local Government: Milford paused traffic cameras after residents packed meetings and demanded constitutional protections. Higher Ed: CSCU reported nearly 11,500 first-year students starting fall, with Central Connecticut State University topping 1,500.
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