AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoImmigration Oversight: California AG Rob Bonta and a multistate coalition warned ICE to rescind a new directive that stops investigating and reporting deaths of people who die within 30 days after release from ICE custody, citing worsening conditions and a spike in detainee deaths. Elections in the Courts: A federal appeals court upheld a ruling blocking the Trump administration from getting sensitive personal voter data from Michigan, and the decision adds to a growing list of states where judges have rejected similar requests—including Maryland. DHS Warehouse Shift: DHS chief Markwayne Mullin admitted the $1 billion warehouse-to-detention plan lacked proper due diligence, with the department now reviewing which sites can work and ending plans in multiple locations. Maryland Food Costs: Maryland’s SNAP payment error rate fell slightly, but the state could still face major federal penalties under upcoming rules that treat administrative mistakes as costly. Local Business Growth: RTEC Treecare acquired a Maryland-based plant health firm, expanding services across Maryland, Northern Virginia, and D.C. Public Health Recall: The FDA classified a large recall of Zapps and Dirty chips as Class I due to possible Salmonella contamination, with Maryland among affected states.
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