AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation & Free Speech: Texas A&M professors and the AAUP ask a court to block a new censorship policy restricting teaching on race, gender, and sexual orientation, arguing it turns public universities into propaganda. Schools & Culture Wars: After confusion over threats to purge “dirty” books, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says Holocaust titles like “Night” and “Anne Frank” should still be taught. Immigration & Border: The Trump administration begins building a border wall in Big Bend’s Hudspeth County, while Texas is set to receive $7.5B in federal reimbursement for border security costs. Legal/Health & Community: Texas AG Ken Paxton secures a permanent injunction shutting down a Houston “birth tourism” center accused of facilitating over 1,000 births. Public Safety: Texas DPS issues an active Silver Alert for missing 86-year-old Florentino Medellin; a separate alert covers missing 66-year-old Albert Arteaga. Arts & Local Life: Houston’s Chicano Boulevard keeps lowrider culture alive in the East End, and H Mart plans a new Sugar Land food hall. Sports: The Rangers beat the Blue Jays 7-1; the Braves clinch a playoff berth by topping the Astros 6-2.
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