AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoICE Oversight: Mexico says it has sent 22 letters to U.S. prosecutors over deaths and injuries involving Mexican nationals in ICE custody or operations; 18 nationals have died since 2025, and prosecutors have responded to 11 letters. Health Coverage: Indiana warns tens of thousands could lose Medicaid starting Jan. 1 under new work-reporting rules. Utah, meanwhile, can now use Medicaid to cover some traditional healing services through tribal health providers. Homelessness Funding: A new analysis projects California could lose up to $225 million annually under HUD’s revised funding priorities, putting added pressure on local homelessness programs. Food Assistance: The Trump administration’s proposed SNAP cuts could remove benefits from millions and threaten access to free school meals for some children. Retirement Security: The House passed a bill allowing teachers and nonprofit workers with 403(b) plans to use collective investment trusts, which may offer lower fees; the measure still needs further action.
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