AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoImmigration: A University of Maryland pharmacy instructor remains in ICE custody for a 110th day as his lawyers challenge his detention; separately, a UMD freshman and her mother were detained after an immigration check-in. Environment: Maryland’s environment department tentatively rejected a Curtis Bay company’s permit to add petroleum-waste tanks, citing unacceptable public-health risks. Politics: Sen. Chris Van Hollen is weighing a challenge to Chuck Schumer for Senate Democratic leader. Gov. Wes Moore is also facing scrutiny over conflicting accounts of his military service, while Democrats debate whether to redraw Maryland’s congressional map after Question 3 passed. Energy and growth: State leaders are developing new rules for data centers as electricity demand and costs rise, with a statewide moratorium under consideration. Transportation: Maryland secured federal environmental approval for a new Chesapeake Bay Bridge crossing, clearing a key hurdle for the long-planned project.
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