AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNH Politics & Courts: A federal judge in New Hampshire signaled that ACLU birthright-citizenship litigation may be “essentially over,” suggesting Trump’s newer executive orders could require a fresh lawsuit. Voting Rights: Alabama AG Steve Marshall urged the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold Arizona’s documentary-proof-of-citizenship and voter-purge rules, arguing states set voter qualifications. Elections 2026/2028: DSCC chair Kirsten Gillibrand said Democrats could win up to six Senate seats this November, naming NH among races she expects to hold. First Amendment/Press: A column argues Trump’s reported White House press ban is unconstitutional. Public Safety (NH): The NH Liquor Commission penalized Portsmouth’s Legends for overserving a Dover man who later died in a crash; the bar faces a 15-day suspension and fines. State Policy Watch: NH lawmakers are weighing limits on automatic license plate readers as a potential model for other states. National Health: Measles cases topped 3,400 nationwide; officials warned travelers exposed at Philadelphia International Airport.
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