AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSupreme Court Watch: The U.S. Supreme Court will open its October term with major climate and immigration cases, including a Guam-linked environmental challenge tied to the Air Force’s disposal of unexploded artillery at a base. Public Safety: A woman’s decomposed body found near Airport Road on July 20 remains unidentified as investigators await the final autopsy report. Community & Culture: For Roadman Cemetery’s Aug. 22 fundraiser, internationally known forensics expert Art Bohanan will speak at West End Baptist Church, with book sales supporting the effort. Health & Families: Summer EBT (S-EBT) extension ends Saturday, with $180 one-time benefits for eligible children and a pickup/assistance site in Tamuning. Local Governance: Gov. Leon Guerrero vetoed the FY2027 budget bill and called a special session Aug. 10 over funding priorities, including the business privilege tax. Education: Sen. Vince Borja is pressing GDOE for answers about a reported plan to use George Washington High School space for charter students, raising concerns for special education services. Immigration: ICE is expanding electronic monitoring of immigrants across Northern California, Hawaii, Guam, and Saipan. Citizenship: Guam naturalized 15 new citizens from five countries at a District Court ceremony.
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