AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoImmigration & Higher Ed: The U.S. Department of Justice sued Connecticut, New York, and Vermont over in-state tuition and aid for undocumented students, arguing colleges can’t offer benefits to “illegal aliens” that aren’t available to citizens. Gaming & Courts: A federal judge denied Kalshi’s bid to block Connecticut’s effort to regulate prediction markets under state gaming laws, keeping the fight alive. Public Safety Tech: Gov. Ned Lamont urged towns to pause Flock camera and automated license plate reader installations while the state reviews privacy concerns. Health Care & Federal Power: Connecticut’s AG joined legal battles against federal moves that would undermine the Affordable Care Act and raise costs, while a separate court fight blocked attempts to redirect homelessness funding. Workforce & Opportunity: Connecticut’s workforce crisis is being described as a talent-connection problem, with young people stuck outside education and job pathways. Sports & Culture War: The WNBA’s transgender-athlete eligibility debate keeps spilling into league coverage after high-profile comments and backlash.
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