AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSocial Security & Immigration Enforcement: A whistleblower says the Trump-linked DOGE pushed the Social Security Administration to assign fake death dates to 2.7 million people, while the SSA denies adding that list to its Death Master File—an allegation that could affect benefits, banking access, and voting rights. Connecticut Housing Equity: A new study finds CT housing vouchers often steer recipients into racially segregated neighborhoods, pointing to how voucher rules and rent caps limit where families can afford to live. State Government Leadership: DEEP Commissioner Katie Dykes will step down after nearly eight years; Deputy Commissioner Emma Cimino will lead the agency on an interim basis. Connecticut Consumer & Finance: Connecticut regulators fined ML Enterprise (MoneyLion’s Engine) $10,000 for brokering small loans without a license. Clean Water Funding: CT Treasurer Erick Russell announced a successful $163.1 million green bond sale for the State Revolving Fund, generating $9.6 million in savings. Public Safety Court Case: A former Hartford police officer accused in the Stevie Jones manslaughter case was arraigned, with supporters calling it political. Energy & Environment: Connecticut joined a multistate lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s offshore wind deal with TotalEnergies.
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