AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoImmigration & Civil Rights in Albuquerque: Local advocates say ICE arrests have surged in recent days, with families reporting possible racial profiling and dismissed charges in a Santa Fe case, as community groups press for stronger local protections. Politics & Campaign Trail: House Speaker Mike Johnson stumped in Albuquerque for GOP challenger Greg Cunningham, framing the race as pivotal for control of the U.S. House and tying Cunningham to Trump’s agenda. Social Media & Kids’ Safety: Meta reached a landmark $17.1B settlement with states over addictive design and teen harms, including stricter teen limits and overnight/school-hour blocks—New Mexico is part of the broader push for safer platforms. Local Schools & Curriculum: Albuquerque Public Schools opened community feedback on K-12 math textbooks, asking for culturally and linguistically relevant materials before the comment period closes Oct. 30. Community Culture: Albuquerque’s New Mexico Jazz Festival plans a free Blues Night on Civic Plaza Sept. 12 featuring Judith Hill plus local artists. Tech Policy Watch: New Mexico lawmakers urged PED to require parental consent and ongoing testing for Amira AI in schools, warning about “model drift.”
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