AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoData Privacy & Enforcement: Michigan AG Nessel announced a $2.3M multistate settlement with Labcorp over the 2019 AMCA data breach, saying the vendor incident exposed sensitive information for 27.5M people nationwide, including 78,226 Michigan Labcorp patients. Immigration Policy: AG William Tong joined a coalition of 21 attorneys general opposing a DHS rule that would fast-track some asylum applicants into removal proceedings without an interview, arguing it denies people a chance to tell their story. Local Governance: Westerly is weighing whether to take ownership of the 300-year-old Babcock Ground cemetery after records show no clear owner, with the town estimating the cost at about $10,000. Housing & Zoning: North Providence planning board continued a contentious Baird Ave. proposal for 48 units after a long hearing, with neighbors raising environmental and legal-compliance questions. Climate & Ballot Politics: Supporters rallied for Rhode Island’s 2026 Green Bond (Question 5), backing $55M in borrowing for resilience, open space, and environmental projects ahead of the Nov. 3 vote. Courts & Public Funding: A Rhode Island federal judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully tried to impose new conditions on domestic violence assistance grants, siding with states and nonprofits.
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