AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Scrutiny: Internal records say federal agents were sent to homes across six states to investigate suspected noncitizen voting, a campaign a longtime Homeland Security investigator called unprecedented. Separately, a preliminary review found some people on the Justice Department’s California voter list appear to have been born in the U.S. Midterm Stakes: A New York Times/Siena poll gives Democrats an 11-point lead among likely voters and puts President Trump’s approval at 36%, as early voting begins in several states. Court Fight: The Supreme Court left in place a block on Trump’s policy to deny gender-affirming care to transgender people in federal prisons while the legal challenge continues. Russia Deal: Putin says the first Russian diesel shipment under an agreement with the Trump administration could sail within days. Critics argue the deal may violate U.S. law and won’t reduce gas prices. Asylum Policy: New State Department assessments reportedly portray conditions in some Latin American countries as comparable to U.S. cities, a shift that could affect migrants’ asylum claims.
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