AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoImmigration Enforcement: Federal immigration officers have surged in New York City, triggering confrontations in immigrant neighborhoods and prompting demonstrations and trainings as officials and advocates clash over sanctuary limits. Public Health: Texas and the U.S. are tracking the spread of the drug-resistant “superbug” fungus Candida auris, with cases reported across dozens of states and risks highest for severely ill patients in healthcare settings. Local Health Care Access: Killeen Fire Department is becoming the first Central Texas EMS agency to carry whole blood on emergency units, aiming to improve survival in severe trauma. Texas Economy & Families: Texas’ back-to-school sales tax holiday runs Aug. 7-9, with shoppers expected to save about $142.5 million statewide. Tech & Power Tension: San Antonio City Council members are pushing a temporary halt on new data center construction permits, citing grid strain and the need for clearer answers. Cyber Workforce: North Texas universities and training programs are expanding cybersecurity pathways, including a new UNT Dallas BA in Cybersecurity starting Aug. 24. Business & Travel: Buc-ee’s is clarifying its no-pets policy with new signs—only ADA-defined service animals are allowed inside.
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