AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoImmigration: Arrests continued across the country despite President Trump suggesting his crackdown may have gone too far after Republicans’ midterm losses. Trump named hardline adviser Stephen Miller chief of staff, while Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said deportations would continue. Nvidia Scrutiny: CEO Jensen Huang’s affair with a businesswoman accused of links to Chinese intelligence has triggered a Justice Department probe, bipartisan calls for congressional investigations and an independent review by Nvidia. Hegseth Impeachment: House Republicans derailed a floor vote on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth by sending Rep. Thomas Massie’s resolution to the Judiciary Committee, where it faces little chance of advancing. Medicaid Access: Alaska officials say 775 noncitizens, including more than 400 children, have lost Medicaid coverage under a Republican-backed federal law. Arlington Arch: Nine Kennedy family members asked to join a lawsuit against Trump’s proposed memorial arch, arguing it could cast shadows over family graves and disrupt a sightline to the Lincoln Memorial.
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