AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFederal Court Fight Over Tuition: The U.S. Department of Justice sued the University of Delaware over its in-state tuition policy for undocumented students, arguing federal law bars residency-based benefits for people not lawfully present. Immigration & Community Pressure: Delaware groups and advocates are pushing candidates on immigration pathways, while protests and ICE enforcement actions keep spotlighting local impacts. Public Health & HIV Activism: HIV advocates rallied at City Hall to protest federal cuts that strip funding from clinics and roll back community-based HIV prevention programs. Education Culture Wars: Delaware landed 43rd in a national “Integrity in State Education” ranking, with top scores tied to gender/sexuality and teacher policies—another reminder that school policy remains a flashpoint. Arts & Local Life: Longwood Gardens is rolling out autumn programming, and Delaware’s cultural calendar stays busy with community events and performances. Wildlife Help: Delaware Council of Wildlife Rehabilitators and Educators shared practical tips on what to do when you find injured wildlife—don’t feed or handle. Delaware Philanthropy: A landmark $950M, 11-year agreement aims to boost children’s health through a new Alfred I. duPont Charitable Fund for Delaware’s Children.
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