AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDOJ vs. Arizona Higher Ed: The U.S. Justice Department sued Arizona and the Arizona Board of Regents over Proposition 308, arguing the state’s in-state tuition for students without legal status creates an unfair federal violation. Data Centers Clash: Gov. Katie Hobbs rejected a statewide data-center moratorium, while AG Kris Mayes pushed for an immediate pause as Arizona weighs water and power strain. Colorado River Legal/Planning Pressure: The Central Arizona Project board voted to consider legal action as Arizona braces for major Colorado River cuts, with reservoir levels driving fears of deeper reductions. Election Rules and Voting Access: Courts and election officials continue to fight over mail voting rules and election security steps, with Arizona tied to broader national disputes. Tucson Hate-Crime Aftermath: Arizona lawmakers and community leaders reacted to the deadly shooting outside a Tucson gay bar, with renewed debate over hate-motivated violence. ASU Innovation Push: ASU highlighted AI progress at an AI Day expo, while a new medical school model blends medicine and engineering for future healthcare training.
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