AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoImmigration Enforcement: Florida saw a surge in deportation orders, with judges issuing 5,415 removal orders in June—up 17.6% from March—according to TRAC, as the national total hit an all-time high. State Fiscal Politics: Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia launched his first TV ad campaign, a seven-figure “Watchdog” buy highlighting insurance enforcement and immigration-related actions as he seeks a full term. Local Public Safety Tech: Volusia County approved Florida’s first county-operated Domestic Violence Offender Database, consolidating qualifying conviction records into a searchable online tool for residents. Housing Affordability: A new report says Florida’s rental market is out of reach for low-wage workers—requiring 91 hours of work per week to afford a one-bedroom at minimum wage. AI and Consumer Costs: Trump expanded a voluntary pledge with governors and electricity companies aimed at preventing data-center-driven utility bill hikes, though savings remain uncertain. Higher Ed Autonomy: A national university faculty group argues federal “compliance agreements” are undermining academic freedom and autonomy, citing states including Florida. Daylight Saving Time: A map shows Florida among states that have positioned for permanent daylight saving time if Congress changes federal law.
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