AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoImmigration & Courts: A Massachusetts federal judge is weighing whether TPS work-permit freezes can stand, as advocates warn families will lose jobs and stability if protections end. City Government: Mayor Wu named longtime City Hall veteran Chris Osgood interim chief of streets, a staffing shake-up tied to renewed pressure over Blue Hill Avenue redesign and street safety after a fatal cycling crash. Housing & Development: Modera Weston’s affordable housing lottery and preleasing are now open in Greater Boston, with 43 units capped at 80% AMI and an Aug. 31 deadline. Statehouse & Policy: Massachusetts lawmakers approved the PROTECT Act, creating among the strongest protections in the nation for immigrants amid ICE crackdown concerns. Federal Immigration Policy: A federal appeals court ruled the Trump administration can’t deny detained migrants a chance at bond, deepening a circuit split. Local Justice: After 11 years on the run, a man charged in a 2012 Yarmouth teen rape case was arrested in Louisiana and returned to Massachusetts for detention without bail. Business & Tech: CareCloud began notifying at least 350,000 people after a data breach exposed sensitive medical and financial information. National Legal Fight: New York AG Letitia James sued Kalshi, arguing prediction markets are illegal gambling—another front in the fast-growing markets crackdown.
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