AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNational Parks: A Phoenix tour company is suing the Trump administration over a new surcharge on overseas visitors to national parks, including the Grand Canyon, saying sales have “plummeted.” Election Security: Arizona election officials say renewed federal CISA cybersecurity help is arriving too late for midterm prep, after earlier cuts left them without a dedicated advisor since March 2025. Overseas Voting: The Trump administration changed absentee-voting forms for Americans abroad, removing a checkbox for “never lived in the U.S.”—a move critics say could confuse voters ahead of November. Arizona Courts & Data: Goldwater Institute says Pima County’s data center moratorium is illegal, while separate reporting highlights ongoing fallout from major identity-data breaches and settlements. Local Environment: Conservation groups sued to block expansion of South32’s Hermosa mine in the Patagonia Mountains, warning it threatens a key jaguar and ocelot migration corridor. Public Safety: Tucson-area authorities say a new Nancy Guthrie ransom text is “not credible,” urging residents not to send money or share personal info.
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