AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFederal Courts & Immigration: The U.S. Justice Department sued Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon and Washington over state laws letting immigrants without legal status pay in-state tuition, saying the policies violate federal law and undercut citizens’ benefits. Local Governance & Privacy: Bernalillo County’s sheriff said he’s ending Flock surveillance contracts amid privacy concerns, while the City of Grants also moved to terminate its Flock deal. Tech & Youth Safety: Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion to settle claims it designed Facebook and Instagram to addict teens, including new default limits like muted notifications and two-hour daily caps. Santa Fe Business & Innovation: The New Mexico Innovation Hub in midtown Santa Fe hit capacity faster than expected after adding new tenants tied to quantum imaging and AI. Food & Tourism: Michelin’s first Southwest guide named 12 New Mexico restaurants as “Recommended” or “Bib Gourmand,” including Albuquerque’s Campo at Los Poblanos and Frontier.
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