AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPublic Health: Florida is facing a measles surge as national cases hit a record high not seen since 1991, with CDC data showing 2,318 infections nationwide and spread across age groups. Immigration & Courts: A federal judge temporarily delayed the end of Haitian TPS, pushing work authorization terminations to July 27 and leaving thousands in Lee and Collier counties in limbo. Politics & Ethics: A new push in Congress would tighten rules on lawmakers dating staffers, as leaders weigh broader ethics changes after recent scandals. Local Infrastructure: Cocoa won a $2 million state appropriation for an access road tied to a future Brightline station, with officials still hunting major federal funding. Property Taxes: Floridians will vote in November on a homestead property tax amendment that could raise the exemption level, but local governments warn of major budget hits. Tech & Health Risks: A Florida pastor’s lawsuit claims ChatGPT medical advice nearly led to a fatal emergency, adding to growing scrutiny of AI guidance. Elections: Duval County’s vote tabulators passed a public logic and accuracy test ahead of the Aug. 18 primary.
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