AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMinnesota Senate race: Republicans are leaning into momentum after the GOP primary, with Michele Tafoya framed as a “winner” for November against Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, as Tafoya attacks the state’s fraud crisis and tries to distance herself from Trump-era baggage. Immigration & courts: A federal judge backed a ruling that a Salvadoran man who entered without inspection isn’t covered by mandatory detention rules for “seeking admission,” pointing to bond hearings under different law. Homeland Security scrutiny: New reporting says DHS opened a broad probe into left-leaning groups and unions in Minnesota after the Alex Pretti protest, drawing charges of political targeting. Public safety: A teen faces charges after a Chisago City crash killed two teens in 2025; alcohol was found at the scene. Local crime: Police say a high-speed chase ended with a PIT maneuver after a stolen pickup was tracked via Flock cameras. Housing data: New county-by-county HUD public housing income snapshots highlight wide variation across Minnesota. Education: Highlands Elementary science MCA participation was limited to fifth-graders, with 47% proficiency reported. Culture/politics: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s viral dance at a Black entrepreneur event sparked conservative mockery online.
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