AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoUK Media Policy: Arqiva submitted a fully costed plan to the UK Government’s TV Green Paper, proposing a managed phase-out of Digital Terrestrial Television by 2044 while keeping public broadcast access and shifting spectrum for mobile and hybrid networks. US Immigration & Courts: Texas families and advocates are warning that the Trump “public charge” rule, now in effect, could block green cards when immigrants or their US-citizen children use health and social services; California AG Rob Bonta says his coalition is confident in court. Government Advertising Scrutiny: Bipartisan lawmakers and ethics experts are questioning taxpayer-funded Trump TV ads ahead of midterms, including “Final Battle” messaging that critics say blurs propaganda and campaigning. Local Government & Services: Westchester County earned a low Fiscal Stress Score of 3.3, while a letter argues county government is too “invisible” to young people despite major control over hospitals, housing, and corrections. Canada Housing & Infrastructure: Canada is putting $300M into Indigenous-led housing via “For Indigenous, By Indigenous,” and Kelowna’s airport is receiving $22.4M for utility upgrades to unlock more development. Public Safety & Accountability: France saw student blockades and arrests tied to overcrowding and staffing complaints ahead of a public sector strike. Cybersecurity & AI Oversight: Australia’s delayed disclosure of an OpenAI agent hack of a national health portal is drawing political pressure, and US officials face renewed questions about AI agent access to government sites.
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