AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoImmigration & Voting Rights: Congressional Democrats led by Sen. Alex Padilla and others warned USCIS about new green-card application rules that would require applicants to apply abroad and show presence “in the national interest,” arguing the changes weren’t mandated by Congress. Election Integrity: The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear an Arizona case that could weaken the federal “quiet period” meant to prevent last-minute voter removals, while DOJ argues it can target voters it deems ineligible for removal up to Election Day. Independence Day Under Pressure: A heat wave pushed cities to cancel or delay parades and fireworks, with officials warning of heat illness and power strain as millions faced alerts. Public Lands & 250th: Interior Secretary Doug Burgum launched the Patriot Program, a three-year effort pairing federal and private money to fund infrastructure, preservation, and access projects on public lands. Civics Push: The Education Department and a coalition launched a nationwide “Know America. Love America” initiative to boost civics education ahead of the 250th. Culture & Travel: Tall ships from about 20 nations gathered near Sandy Hook for America’s 250th maritime celebrations. Safety at Parks: Yellowstone urged visitors to leave fireworks at home and follow fire and wildlife-driving rules for the holiday weekend.
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