AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHouston Immigration: A construction worker remains hospitalized with multiple fractures after an ICE vehicle struck him. His family says the man agents were seeking had died years earlier; the claims raise fresh questions about the agency’s account. Education: Alief ISD is weighing campus mergers and possible closures after enrollment fell nearly 21% in eight years. No schools have been selected, and community feedback is expected to shape proposals. Consumer Watch: Texas has begun requiring rooftop-solar companies and salespeople to register, giving regulators new power to investigate complaints and penalize rule-breakers. Food Safety: Texas is suing Gerber’s parent company, alleging past test results showed heavy metals in ingredients despite safety marketing. The case concerns advertising, not a recall, and Gerber says its products meet federal limits. East Texas Traditions: The annual Yamboree wraps up in Gilmer this weekend, with a livestock show, classic-car event and carnival.
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