AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoJustice & Courts: The DOJ’s Bureau of Justice Statistics released new national data on probation and parole in 2024, detailing who’s on community supervision and how people move on and off it. Voting Rights: A federal judge declined to immediately block Trump’s mail-in voting executive order, leaving room for Democrats to challenge it later. First Amendment in Uniform: A judge temporarily blocked Defense actions against Sen. Mark Kelly over comments about refusing illegal orders, saying the government “trampled” his First Amendment rights. Immigration Enforcement: DOJ moves to prosecute an anti-ICE protester who vowed to kill an agent’s family, while a separate dispute highlights how ICE detentions and local oversight collide. Public Health & Safety: A Kenyan court temporarily halted a U.S. plan for an Ebola quarantine facility for exposed Americans, pushing the next hearing to June 2. Politics & Culture: Markey pressed TikTok and Oracle for answers about the post-ban spin-off deal’s national security implications, and the “No Kings” movement is organizing nationwide protests tied to Trump’s June 14 birthday. Environment: Illinois sent a “super-speeders” bill to Gov. Pritzker that would add speed limiters and suspensions for repeat aggravated speeding.
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