AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUS Voting Rights: The Supreme Court revived Trump’s expanded SAVE citizenship database, letting states use it for voter eligibility checks despite prior lower-court findings that the approach violated privacy and other federal limits—an outcome critics say could enable last-minute purges of naturalized citizens. Election Law Safeguards: A separate ruling signals the Court may narrow how “systematic” voter removal is defined during the pre-election quiet period, while still allowing “individualized” inquiries. Consumer Protection: Nevada AG Aaron Ford joined a multistate settlement with Credit Acceptance for $694 million tied to auto-loan practices, and announced a $2.3 million Labcorp settlement over a patient data breach. Competition & Media: Ford also backed a settlement in the Warner Bros./Paramount merger fight, including commitments aimed at boosting film output and funding workers. Tech Regulation: Nigeria’s court ordered Meta to pay $100,000 over behavioral advertising based on illegally collected browsing and app data. Criminal Courts: A US appeals court upheld a murder conviction in Washington state, while separate cases include bail denial for a Ghana nurse accused in a false-news matter and remand in a Nigeria cocaine trafficking case.
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