AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration & Courts: Immigrants’ rights groups, including the ACLU of New Hampshire, filed a new federal lawsuit challenging President Trump’s birthright citizenship executive order, arguing the Supreme Court already settled the issue “once and forever.” State Politics & Violence Rhetoric: Portsmouth Rep. Ned Raynolds refused to resign after House Republicans demanded action over a message to House Majority Leader Jason Osborne that included a “rub gravel in your face” invitation. Public Safety & Policy: UNH named former Hampton police chief David Hobbs as its new police chief, following the resignation of former chief Steven Lee after a DUI arrest. Driver Enforcement: NH DMV joined a national driver history system, meaning out-of-state violations and suspensions can trigger NH license revocation unless hearings are completed within 30 days. Environment & Federalism: Two filings challenge the EPA’s move to let NH end vehicle emissions testing, arguing state modeling overstated pollution impacts from buses and trucks. Elections & National Spotlight: A UNH poll cited by Boston 25 News shows Chris Pappas leading John Sununu in the NH Senate race, with outside groups spending about $50 million so far. Health & Consumer Protection: South Carolina AG Alan Wilson urged consumers to claim compensation from a multistate settlement over alleged generic drug price inflation. AI & Risk: Anthropic warned advanced AI could pose “catastrophic or existential risks,” as questions swirl over safety practices across major AI labs.
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