AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoImmigration Enforcement in Vermont: In Londonderry, residents packed a community meeting after ICE detained five Ecuadorian asylum-seekers during a traffic stop; Rep. Chris Morrow and migrant-justice advocates pushed back on rumors, with reporting confirming Taylor Farm had no connection to the detainees. Federal Politics: The U.S. Senate cleared a stopgap funding bill through Dec. 11, postponing a shutdown fight while lawmakers keep negotiating broader budget details. Attorney General Fight: Todd Blanche’s confirmation as attorney general squeaked through 50-49, with Susan Collins and Angus King among the few Republicans opposing. Vermont Public Safety: Vermont State Police say a Newport man, Kyle Lowe, allegedly brandished a machete and threatened pedestrians in Barton before a foot chase ended with his arrest; he’s facing multiple assault and resisting charges. Healthcare Access (Vermont): Vermont Care Partners announced four more agencies certified as Certified Community-Based Integrated Health Centers, bringing the state total to six. Energy Prices: GasBuddy reports the lowest regular gas in Windham County hit $3.99 in the week ending Aug. 1, while Franklin County’s lowest premium price was $5.29.
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