AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoImmigration & Policy: Sen. Tommy Tuberville pushed the “America First Immigration Act,” aiming to end the Diversity Visa Lottery and replace it with a merit-based points system—an Alabama-focused pitch that frames immigration as jobs-first. Women’s Sports: Alabama AG Steve Marshall urged Congress to add women’s sports protections to the Protect College Sports Act, calling it necessary to safeguard privacy, safety, and fair competition. Youth & Tech: Alabama reached a settlement with TikTok—$100 million plus stricter teen rules like a daily time limit and overnight access blocks. Workforce & Education: Morningbird Space Corporation partnered with Alabama A&M to expand online workforce training and certifications through the Morningbird Academy. Local Culture & Community: Red Bay’s Founders Fest returns with contests, live music, museum tours, and downtown sales. Sports & Arts: Phylicia Rashad will direct August Wilson’s “Fences” next year at the Mark Taper Forum. Career-Ready Skills: The Alabama Road Builders Association launched a Next Gen Heavy Equipment Operator program, bringing simulators to four schools.
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