AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWisconsin Elections & Courts: A federal judge postponed sentencing in the high-profile Hannah Dugan obstruction case and will weigh whether to overturn her conviction, after arguments that a recent appeals ruling changes how “pending proceedings” should be treated in immigration-related prosecutions. Public Safety & Privacy: Communities across Wisconsin are escalating scrutiny of Flock license plate cameras, with multiple local governments ending contracts or demanding stronger oversight after concerns about misuse and privacy. State Budget & Disability Services: The Joint Finance Committee approved $600,000 in 2026 and $6.4 million in 2027 to reduce Wisconsin’s Division of Vocational Rehabilitation waitlist, aiming to move people off the list by June 30, 2027. Agriculture & Campaign Trail: Mandela Barnes rolled out an agriculture agenda—antitrust enforcement, tariff refund efforts, market access, “right to repair,” and limits on foreign/out-of-state farmland purchases—ahead of President Trump’s rural Wisconsin visit. Transportation & Infrastructure: Madison took a step toward Amtrak service after the Joint Committee on Finance approved the $10 million sale of the former Human Services building to Landmark Development, with talks targeting service by 2029. Legislature Watch: With November elections approaching, nearly all Wisconsin Senate seats and most Assembly races are contested, and a new list of contested legislative races is taking shape.
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