AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration Crackdown: White House border czar Tom Homan says ICE is preparing a surge of personnel in New York City, escalating a fight with Gov. Kathy Hochul over state limits on ICE operations. Courts & Guns: The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to New York’s gun-industry lawsuit law, a win for families seeking accountability after the 2022 Buffalo mass shooting. Labor: The Supreme Court also rejected Macy’s bid to overturn an NLRB order requiring the retailer to compensate fired strikers. State Tech Push: New York’s Office of Information Technology Services is rolling out a three-year enterprise cloud and AI deal with Amazon Web Services to simplify procurement for state agencies. Regulatory Relief: Hochul announced the first wave of “EXPRESS NY” reforms—50 actions across 22 agencies—aimed at cutting fees, paperwork, and compliance time. Education Updates: SUNY expands its tuition-free associate-degree program for adults via SUNY Reconnect, adding new schools and programs including SUNY Canton. Local Real Estate: A mobile home park and a thrift store building in Sinclairville/Clymer changed hands in recent Chautauqua County sales. Public Safety: A 5-year-old was airlifted after a near-drowning in Wawayanda.
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