AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoTicket Scalping Crackdown: Vermont Gov. Phil Scott signed a bill capping resale prices for Noah Kahan’s home-state ticket market at 110% of face value, making Vermont the first state to set a secondary-market cap. Public Safety & Courts: Vermont’s lawsuit against Meta over allegedly addictive Instagram design features can move forward after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene. AG on National Guard: Vermont’s attorney general joined a coalition urging a D.C. appeals court to uphold a block on unlawful National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C. Online Kids Protections: Vermont-linked attorney general efforts are also pushing back on the federal KIDS Act, arguing it would weaken state authority to protect children online. Environment & Health: Vermont became the first state to ban paraquat, with limited exemptions and reporting requirements. Education & Community: Community College of Vermont set its June 6 commencement and highlighted student and veteran support. Housing/Permitting Fight: A wetlands-related rule dispute continues after lawmakers objected to changes that would allow more building in unmapped wetlands. Labor & Immigration: A Hannaford dairy labor complaint is moving into mediation with farmworkers as Vermont immigration policy pressure continues to shape local organizing.
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