AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoACLU vs. Trump on birthright citizenship: The ACLU filed its first federal challenge in New Hampshire over Trump’s Aug. 6 executive orders aimed at limiting birthright citizenship, arguing the moves violate the Constitution and asking a judge to clarify the orders can’t override the Supreme Court’s ruling. Public safety funding: New Hampshire received more than $12 million from the DOJ for victim services and safety upgrades, including $5M for victim compensation and $600,000 to expand DNA testing. Health watch: NH doctors are urging families to stick with MMR as measles cases rise nationally, warning that low vaccination rates can quickly turn into outbreaks. Local government transparency: Dozens of Concord-area city leaders and volunteers attended public records law training after council communication missteps raised concerns about right-to-know compliance. State politics ripple effects: A national Senate-control analysis flags New Hampshire as a key 2026 battleground, with Democrats needing to protect competitive seats and flip GOP-held races. Community notes: The Loon Center announced free owl nature talks in Moultonborough, with the next session set for Aug. 13.
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