AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTexas Politics & Courts: A federal judge ruled Houston’s Minority Women and Small Business Enterprise Program unconstitutional, blocking the city’s race-conscious contracting portion while the city weighs an appeal. Local Governance: Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson laid out a leaner FY 2026-27 budget push—protect public safety, manage pension costs, and keep lowering the property tax rate. Public Safety & Justice: A former East Texas deputy pleaded guilty in federal court to coercing a child into sexually explicit acts to create images, facing 40–60 years. Immigration Enforcement: A judge ordered the release of a key witness tied to a deadly Houston ICE shooting, keeping pressure on how federal agents operate in Texas. Economy & Jobs: Irving-based Alkegen filed for Chapter 11 to wipe about $3.1B in debt via a prepackaged plan, while Nexstar expanded Dallas and Phoenix primetime local newscasts. Tech & Privacy: Bexar County expanded Flock license-plate camera coverage, drawing privacy concerns over surveillance and data use. Education & Culture: Texas community colleges warned a state funding shortfall could force cuts to advising and staffing.
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