AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBirthright Citizenship Fight: ACLU and allied civil rights groups are back in federal court in New Hampshire asking a judge to clarify that the Supreme Court’s June ruling blocks President Trump’s new executive order narrowing birthright citizenship exceptions. Voter Access & ID: Separate reporting highlights how New Hampshire’s absentee ballot process for the Sept. 8 primary now requires stricter proof-of-identity steps, adding friction for voters seeking ballots. Immigration Enforcement Watch: NH activists warn of increased ICE activity in the state, including reported detentions in West Lebanon and Keene, while ICE says it won’t comment on operations. Healthcare & Coverage: An NH-focused report flags a Medicaid “frailty” rules mismatch that could force seriously ill adults to prove limitations rather than qualify automatically. Women’s Health Access: Executive Councilors react to a study warning of growing “maternity deserts” in rural New Hampshire and calling for more insurer oversight and transparency. Public Safety: A Concord man pleaded guilty in federal court to possessing child sexual abuse material after investigators traced him to a darknet streaming site. State Politics: In Vermont, Democrat Molly Gray won the lieutenant governor primary, setting up a November matchup with GOP Lt. Gov. John Rodgers. Cybersecurity for Retirees: NH Retirement System launched “Digital Sunscreen,” a summer series aimed at helping members spot scams and protect retirement accounts.
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