AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCivil Rights: CAIR and CAIR-Florida asked a federal judge to block Florida’s designation of the groups as “domestic terrorist organizations,” arguing the law threatens their work and constitutional rights. The organizations say they could be forced to close by Nov. 5 without emergency relief. Water Funding: Gov. Ron DeSantis announced $100 million for 45 water-quality, springs and water-supply projects across Florida. Children’s Services: A Florida Policy Institute analysis warns Amendment 3 could cut children’s trusts and services councils by $99.8 million in its first year and $278.1 million over two years, putting childcare, after-school programs and family support at risk. Rural Health: Florida was awarded $193.7 million in federal funding to expand rural healthcare access. Kissimmee Oversight: FDLE says Mayor Jackie Espinosa and family members allegedly received $50,000 from a city COVID-relief grant program she helped create and approve; she faces felony charges and denies wrongdoing.
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