AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTexas Politics & Elections: Ken Paxton scored a Supreme Court win keeping Texas access to expanded federal citizenship data used to verify voter eligibility, as litigation over the SAVE system continues. Immigration & Community Impact: Ranchers and cattle groups warn ICE enforcement is disrupting the beef supply chain, with workforce “chilling” effects that could push prices higher. Families & Safety: A Waco man was arrested after authorities found seven children living in roach-infested, urine-coated squalor with no electricity, according to an affidavit. Faith at the Border: DHS lifted a financial freeze on Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley, restoring funding for Sister Norma Pimentel’s migrant charity. Education & Belonging: UT Tyler, Texas Christian University, and Texas A&M highlight how student-survey data (NSSE/FSSE) is being used to improve campus engagement, global awareness, and student-faculty interaction. Local Culture & Community: Welcome Pardner in Amarillo marked 45 years serving newcomers, expanding its outreach to thousands each quarter. Wildland Careers: Texas A&M Forest Service’s “Sisters in Fire” brought middle and high school students to Manor for hands-on wildfire training. Food & Fun: Yo-Chi opens its first U.S. frozen-yogurt spot in Dallas Oct. 3, bringing a neon, community-focused vibe.
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