AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoD.C. Medicaid Fraud: A federal jury convicted dentist Steven A. Price, 70, of conspiring to defraud DC Medicaid of $3.4 million, and he was sentenced to 24 months in prison, with restitution ordered. Consumer Protection: Attorneys general, including D.C.-linked leadership, announced a $694 million multistate settlement with subprime auto lender Credit Acceptance Corporation, promising cash and debt relief and requiring stronger consumer safeguards. Immigration & Food Benefits: A federal judge permanently blocked the Trump administration from imposing SNAP penalty fines on states tied to how they run the program, a win for Oregon and a coalition that includes D.C. Elections & Voting Access: The Supreme Court shut down Trump’s push to overhaul mail voting rules for the 2026 midterms, while DOJ and DHS actions to pressure states over voter data and noncitizen voter searches continue. Local Courts Watch: A D.C. judge ordered the Kennedy Center to give 30 days’ notice before major physical changes, adding friction to the Trump-era fight over the building’s future. Education & Safety: A D.C. mother sued the District and a former school aide over an alleged hot-sauce punishment that forced her autistic son to ingest it. Environment: A coalition of states and D.C. sued to restore endangered-species protections after federal rollbacks.
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