AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoIndigenous Arts & Trade: A Toronto Métis artist says 50% tariffs on made-in-Canada art have thrown the U.S. art market into chaos, adding painful border friction to Indigenous cultural exchange. AI & Elections: Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom both push for tighter AI guardrails as the debate over slowing development spills into the 2028 political conversation. Local Education & Health: San Juan College president Toni Pendergrass pitched a Nov. 3 bond plan for nursing expansion and campus upgrades, while UNM’s Comprehensive Cancer Center earned NCI redesignation. Public Safety & Community: Flooding in Clovis submerged homes and streets after heavy rain, and a Hobbs school shooting suspect was identified as the community mourns and responds. Tech Accountability: A New Mexico jury found Facebook liable for deceiving users about privacy protections, and Meta’s Teen Accounts “Project Nido” swag controversy adds fuel to the fight over youth safety online. Immigration Policy: 22 attorneys general, including New Mexico, oppose a proposed $103,265 H-1B fee as unlawful and harmful to staffing shortages. New Mexico Lifestyle: ABQ BioPark’s shark tank and farm draws crowds, and a new infant hearing testing center opened in Las Cruces to cut travel burdens for families.
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