AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRedistricting on the ballot: Maryland Republicans and a conservative watchdog are suing to block the new congressional redistricting constitutional amendment from reaching voters in November, arguing lawmakers dodged statutory ballot-language deadlines during the two-day special session. SNAP-to-work push: Gov. Wes Moore announced a new mobile-friendly Maryland tool that helps SNAP recipients find free employment and training providers, expanding the network to 46 partners with up to $30 million in investment. UMES discrimination lawsuits: Four separate lawsuits filed in Somerset County accuse University of Maryland Eastern Shore and officials—including UMES President Heidi Anderson—of discrimination, retaliation, and due-process violations. Police tech privacy fight: Salisbury Police Chief Dave Meienschein outlined how the city’s Flock Safety system works, including a transparency portal, limited access, and 30-day retention. Homeland security clash in Baltimore: Body-camera footage shows Baltimore police responding to ICE detaining parents outside a school, highlighting tensions between local and federal authorities. Federal court delay in Archdiocese case: A bankruptcy judge rejected competing reorganization plans in the Baltimore Archdiocese child sexual abuse settlement process, sending both sides back to revise. Public safety updates: Maryland Natural Resources Police issued boating safety guidance after propeller-strike injuries; and a Baltimore-area kitten stolen as a robbery decoy has been adopted.
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