AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoImmigration & Work Permits: A federal judge in Massachusetts struck down President Trump’s proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee as an unlawful tax, a win for Connecticut employers that rely on skilled foreign workers in fields like education and healthcare. Public Safety & Health: Connecticut confirmed three child deaths tied to apparent Benadryl overdoses as the “Benadryl challenge” resurges online, prompting pediatric guidance to avoid first-generation antihistamines for kids. AI & Online Safety: Gov. Ned Lamont signed a sweeping Connecticut AI law focused on high-risk uses, including online safety, AI companions, and employment decision tools, with phased compliance starting in late 2026. Hate Crime Enforcement: Lamont also signed a bill creating a comprehensive hate crime code with clearer definitions and expanded categories, taking effect Oct. 1, 2026. Community & Schools: Newington High students earned top spots in an energy-conservation contest with work rooted in Puerto Rican heritage and ocean pollution. Culture & Identity: A new reflection from an LGBTQ+ parent centers Pride as something built from within—and carried into parenting.
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