AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoImmigration & Rights: New Mexico’s AG filed a civil lawsuit against CYFD, alleging the agency unlawfully abandoned a 15-year-old at the U.S.-Mexico border and effectively forced him into Mexico without proper legal protections. Education & Privacy: Santa Fe Public Schools is pausing the state-required Amira AI reading program over parent concerns about voice recordings and student privacy, with a fallback to I-Ready. Child Advocacy Under Pressure: Across the U.S., immigrant children face a new risk of losing legal representation after a federal contract expired, leaving thousands to potentially appear in immigration court without lawyers. Culture & Community: Laguna Pueblo unveiled a new Route 66 monument and buried a time capsule, spotlighting the “deep connection” between the Pueblo and the Mother Road. Local Lifestyles: Albuquerque’s Kids’ Chance of New Mexico announced its 32nd Toby Wright Memorial Golf Tournament fundraiser for Sept. 10 at Sandia Golf Resort. Arts & Learning: Los Alamos Arts Council shared August events, including an Aug. 8 arts and crafts fair and the return of afterschool art studios starting Aug. 10.
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