AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoImmigration & Public Benefits: Connecticut is among states suing to block a Trump “public charge” rule that would let immigration officers weigh use of public benefits like Medicaid, SNAP, and housing help when deciding green cards—raising fears that families will skip care and food. ICE at Tweed Airport: ICE arrested a Southern Connecticut State University student at Tweed New Haven Airport after he allegedly overstayed a visa; the university says it’s in contact and assisting. Surveillance Tech Scrutiny: A Boston report says Flock Safety shared promised-to-be-disabled license-plate data with other agencies during a 2025 pilot, prompting officials to stop using the service. Local Culture & Lifestyle: Martha Stewart visited Silk City Coffee in Manchester, inspiring a menu item and a “The Martha” sandwich. Arts & Learning: Eastern Connecticut State University reports 2024-25 in-state tuition and required fees of $13,928 in Windham County. Community & Safety: Flash flooding hit coastal CT and the region, with runners questioning safety after a NJ half marathon course flooded. Connecticut Spotlight: Ensign-Bickford Aerospace & Defense in Simsbury was inducted into the American Manufacturing Hall of Fame for its long legacy and Artemis II work.
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