AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Courts in D.C.: The D.C. Circuit temporarily let the Postal Service move forward with a proposed mail-ballot rule requiring states to verify voter registration data and use serialized ballot barcodes, lifting a lower-court block while litigation continues. Election Integrity Pressure: DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin escalated the administration’s push by warning election officials they could face fines and even prison if they don’t help purge alleged noncitizen voters—claims critics say lack clear sourcing. Local Weather Watch: A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for Washington, D.C., and parts of Maryland and Virginia, with heavy rain and damaging winds possible; a flood watch also covers Arlington. Capital Security Fight: Preservationists asked a D.C. court to preserve evidence around the drained Lincoln Reflecting Pool, alleging the Trump administration’s renovations were rushed and poorly planned. Gun Policy Update: A federal appeals court struck down New Jersey’s assault-weapons and large-capacity magazine bans as unconstitutional. Public Safety: A former Montgomery County teacher was sentenced to over 12 years for fentanyl trafficking, including during class hours. National Guard in D.C.: Reporting says the Hawaii National Guard detachment’s mission in Washington is focused on Freedom 250 support, despite earlier mixed statements about broader duties.
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