AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoImmigration Court Access: Arizona immigration attorney Hiedy Marcus says new limits on public access to immigration hearings are a distraction, while advocates report observers are being blocked from virtual court sessions, raising transparency concerns. School Sports Politics: Arizona Republicans are rallying behind Prop. 318, “Protect Girls Sports in Arizona,” which critics warn could force schools to police bathrooms and locker rooms and expand enforcement beyond public schools. Local Surveillance Fight: Maricopa Sheriff Ross Teeple’s move to cancel Flock cameras is sparking a Sept. 1 rally urging the city to remove its automated license plate reader cameras over privacy and oversight worries. Health Care Legal Battle: Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes’ office is part of lawsuits targeting federal actions that would undermine Affordable Care Act protections and raise health insurance costs. Water Relief in Cochise: A new groundwater settlement is already helping Cochise County residents, with 22 wells approved or re-drilled since January. U of A Impact: The University of Arizona expects a smaller incoming class, and nearby businesses say student traffic is down and sales are feeling it.
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