AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoImmigration & Tuition Fight: The Trump administration sued the Arizona Board of Regents in federal court, arguing Arizona’s voter-approved in-state tuition policy for non-U.S. citizens violates federal law and a sweeping executive order. DOJ Pushes Wider: The Justice Department also filed similar lawsuits targeting in-state tuition benefits for undocumented immigrants in multiple states, including Arizona. Local Roads: ADOT warned of major weekend freeway closures and lane restrictions, including Loop 101 westbound closures and other metro Phoenix impacts through Aug. 31. Privacy Cameras: Tempe turned off Flock Safety license-plate cameras and won’t renew, citing privacy and misuse risks; the move adds to a growing list of Arizona agencies cutting ties. Environment & Forests: Tucson-area environmental groups urged more time to respond to a proposed rollback of the Roadless Rule, which protects millions of acres of national forest land, including in Arizona. Food Scene: The Michelin Guide expanded into the Southwest, naming 19 Arizona restaurants, including multiple “Michelin Recommended” and “Bib Gourmand” picks. Sports (Arizona): The Diamondbacks recalled Jose Cabrera to start against the Giants as the team manages injuries and a tight schedule.
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