AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoD.C. Election Integrity Fight: A federal appeals court upheld Peter Navarro’s Jan. 6 contempt convictions, rejecting his separation-of-powers and executive-privilege claims and reinforcing that Congress can compel subpoena compliance. Local Governance / Taxes: House Republicans advanced a $95B Iran-war and Trump-priority budget package, setting up another high-stakes fight over offsets and Senate buy-in. Voting Rights Watch: Sen. Raphael Warnock urged Congress to investigate whether states that redrew maps after a Supreme Court ruling illegally discriminated against Black voters. Immigration Pressure on D.C.: A D.C. appeals court granted Haitians a short TPS reprieve, delaying deportation protection ending while litigation continues. D.C. Courts & Federal Power: A separate report highlights how DHS election-roll demands are colliding with state election authority, leaving experts unsure what federal officials can legally enforce. Policy & Tech: A new push to treat “transnational repression” as a federal crime targets foreign intimidation of U.S.-based activists, with DOJ and FBI enforcement implications. Local Community: A GoFundMe for Nolan Wells’ family surpassed $750,000 after his death on Horn Island, with Ben Crump and others backing an independent autopsy push.
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