AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoImmigration & Civil Rights: A federal immigration judge ruled the U.S. can deport Salah Sarsour, president of Milwaukee’s largest mosque, using a Cold War-era law tied to foreign-policy concerns; his team says he’ll appeal and argues he’s been targeted over Palestinian rights. Milwaukee Surveillance Debate: A Milwaukee County Board committee advanced a resolution to remove Flock license-plate reader cameras from county parks, teeing up a full vote Oct. 1 amid growing backlash over AI-based tracking. Public Health: Wisconsin’s top health official says a new mRNA flu shot for adults 50+ looks promising, with statewide standing orders meant to keep pharmacies from getting stuck waiting on federal approvals. Elections & Money: In the governor race, Marquette polling shows David Crowley up over Tom Tiffany, while Tiffany’s campaign reports massive fundraising totals. Sports (Badgers): Transfer cornerback Javan Robinson shined in Wisconsin’s win over Penn State, and the Badgers keep building momentum as they set sights on Michigan State. G20 Trade in Milwaukee: U.S. trade officials pushed for changes to global rules, including Most-Favoured-Nation treatment, while India and others warned against “weaponisation of food.”
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