AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 hours agoPublic Health & Housing: England’s Awaab’s law, meant to force faster fixes for dangerous damp and mold in social housing, is facing fresh criticism after residents say landlords address visible mold but leave underlying problems unresolved. Healthcare Costs: A new federal rule is expected to cut Medicaid payments to doctors and hospitals in roughly three dozen states, raising fears some providers will limit care for Medicaid patients. Immigration Enforcement: A watchdog report says ICE and other agencies have wasted tens of millions on detention-expansion plans and still lack a clear strategy for spending billions. Arizona Politics & Water: Arizona’s Supreme Court strengthened public-records access in a landmark ruling, while Arizona also continues to grapple with water policy and data-center fallout, including local zoning fights and tribal water agreements tied to the post-2026 Colorado River framework. Statewide Consumer & Health: Arizona sued a kratom/kava drink maker over alleged hidden addiction risks, and SNAP enrollment in Arizona has reportedly dropped by more than half since last year. Tech & Privacy: Arizona lawmakers and senators are pressing for tighter rules on Flock license-plate surveillance as concerns grow over privacy and data access.
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