AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDOJ Immigration Tuition Lawsuit: The Trump Justice Department sued Vermont, New York, and Connecticut over in-state tuition and aid for undocumented residents, arguing the policies discriminate against U.S. citizens and violate federal law; Vermont officials say they haven’t been served yet, while the DOJ says it will keep going until states stop treating citizens as “second-class.” Fair & Impartial Policing Under Scrutiny: A Chittenden County deputy is under internal investigation after calling Border Patrol during a Franklin County traffic stop that led to a farmworker’s deportation, raising a direct test of Vermont’s limits on local-federal immigration cooperation. AI Safety Push in Montpelier and Washington: Sen. Bernie Sanders urged OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta to pause AI development, while Gov. Phil Scott’s Vermont AI Task Force update highlighted workforce and rural impacts. Cross-Border Diplomacy: New England governors and eastern Canadian premiers met at Shelburne Farms, stressing that tariffs threaten the region’s “critical infrastructure” relationship with Canada. Vermont Primary Preview: Vermont’s Tuesday primary is set to draw attention alongside other state contests, with LGBTQ+ candidates also competing. Housing and Health Care Moves: Rutland celebrated ribbon-cutting for 30 permanently affordable homes, and Vermont expanded CCBHC certifications to add more integrated community health centers.
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