AGP Executive Report
Last update: 26 minutes agoElection Pressure: The Trump administration has issued more than 100 subpoenas seeking voter records in at least 13 states, including California. Butte County’s clerk says federal officials delivered an inaccurate list of alleged noncitizen voters and threatened prosecution if ballots were counted. Ballot Fight: A federal appeals court rejected the Justice Department’s bid to make California set aside disputed ballots, while state officials say they are preparing new election-protection resources. Federal Courts: A judge ruled that Los Angeles federal prosecutor Bill Essayli is unlawfully serving and barred him from two cases; the order is stayed as the administration appeals. Labor Legacy: Dolores Huerta, the farmworker organizer and civil-rights icon, has died at 96. California leaders praised her influence on labor rights and generations of political leaders. Los Angeles Policy: The City Council unanimously approved a 20-year phaseout of oil production, covering about 600 active wells and barring idle wells from reopening; Mayor Karen Bass is expected to sign the measure.
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