AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTransgender Health Legal Fight: Delaware is among 21 states (plus D.C.) suing the Trump administration over a rule that would block federal Medicaid funds for gender-affirming care for youth, with the change set to take effect Oct. 13. Gun Safety & Privacy: Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer signed new “ghost gun” registration and gun-store rules, plus a sweeping data privacy law that tightens how companies can sell or process sensitive info like race, religion, health, sexual orientation, and citizenship. Education Snapshot: New Castle County Vo-Tech enrolled 262 multiracial students in 2024-25 (down 8.1%), while Providence Creek Academy Charter had 33 Hispanic students (down 2.9%). Campus & Community Culture: Hagley Museum’s Powder Yard reopened after preservation work. Civic Participation Under Fire: DHS is seeking a federal probe of a pro-voting group tied to research that matched voter rolls with driver’s license data. Arts & Local Life: Delaware restaurants are leaning into the arts, and mushroom culture continues to spread—from Kennett Square’s festival to local menus.
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