AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoImmigration & Courts: A second Des Moines priest is suing Homeland Security over work authorization, after an earlier case was dismissed once the government processed his application—another reminder that immigration paperwork can collide with religious life. Politics & Mobilization: Turning Point Action is using Iowa’s Republican caucuses as a practice run for 2028, registering voters and pushing county-by-county conservative turnout. Education & Access: Iowa State Treasurer Roby Smith cut ISave 529 fees again, dropping the plan’s fee to 0.15% to make college savings cheaper for families. Culture & Community: Fuego Hot Glass is hosting a “Glass Pumpkin Patch” with 1,000 blown-glass pumpkins and fall festivities in the Cedar Valley. Public Safety & Tech: Iowa State Patrol Trooper Jason Marlow says technology has reshaped law enforcement, from training to day-to-day operations. Sports & Local Pride: Iowa State’s Cyclone Preview was delayed by storms, but the meet still delivered strong early performances from underclassmen.
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