AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoImmigration and Courts: Aliya Rahman, a disabled Minneapolis resident who says ICE agents violently pulled her from her car and detained her, has sued the federal government. A Washington state DOJ office says it lacks enough lawyers to respond to the flood of immigration detention cases. Election Fallout: Mississippi’s close Senate race remains unresolved as officials process late ballots, with Democrat Scott Colom holding a narrow lead over Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith. Voting Rights: A Delaware judge rejected the DOJ’s final voter-roll lawsuit, adding to a string of losses in the administration’s effort to obtain state voter data. Federal Oversight: Several senior Justice Department officials are leaving after the midterms, while an appeals court ruled that Voice of America director Michael Abramowitz was illegally fired. Civil Rights: The U.S. skipped a U.N. review of its human rights record for the second year in a row; in Arizona, voters approved an anti-trans measure. Border Policy: The Supreme Court cleared the way for construction to resume on a stretch of border wall in Texas.
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