AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTransgender care showdown in CT: Connecticut lawmakers say Connecticut Children’s Medical Center agreed to end gender-affirming care for trans youth under Trump pressure, and they’re threatening subpoenas to force transparency about the contract and what families were told. AI policy in Connecticut: The state’s new Artificial Intelligence Working Group held its inaugural meeting, aiming to shape “responsible AI” with input from lawmakers, industry, and academia. Election access anxiety: A Connecticut attorney general is suing the U.S. Postal Service over alleged interference with vote-by-mail, as a USPS whistleblower warns rushed ballot screening could block millions—sparking fears of disenfranchisement. Immigration enforcement fallout: Reports describe ICE activity and fear spreading through Connecticut communities, with advocates and officials pushing back on the impact on families and local life. Community & culture: Stop & Shop launches its School Food Pantry Campaign across Connecticut, supporting hundreds of school pantries; and a Fairfield family is honored with SmartMLS Cares for pediatric cancer support in memory of their son.
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