AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUS Election Law Fight: The Trump administration asked the US Supreme Court for emergency permission to verify voters’ citizenship using the SAVE immigration database, after a judge ruled the approach violated privacy laws—setting up a fast-moving clash over federal power and election oversight. FEMA Workforce Case: A federal judge said DHS unlawfully took control of FEMA staffing decisions and blocked renewals of temporary disaster workers, striking at the administration’s plan to cut FEMA’s workforce roughly in half. Immigration Court Use: The DOJ deported an Afghan woman in the first use of the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, a decades-old, rarely used forum that relies on classified information. Assisted Suicide Injunction: A federal judge temporarily exempted the Chicago Archdiocese and religious health providers from Illinois’ assisted-suicide law while their challenge proceeds. Sex Offense Sentencing: Canada’s appeal court increased a man’s sentence after finding the original term for repeated sex with a 15-year-old was “demonstrably unfit.” Local Governance & Housing: California’s state moved to reinstate and expand fines against Huntington Beach over alleged noncompliance with housing-element requirements. Copyright/Entertainment: Dancehall star Shabba Ranks sued Greensleeves Records’ publishing arm, arguing he can reclaim rights via US copyright termination provisions.
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