AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMaine Supreme Court: The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld a custody order giving a father final say over whether his daughter can attend her mother’s evangelical church, rejecting claims the restriction violates religious rights. Immigration & schools: A new Maine law limits federal immigration officers from entering public schools and healthcare facilities without a warrant, as families head back to class. ICE in Maine: Through July, ICE arrests in Maine surged to 488 people, with a big jump in detaining people with no criminal records. Lewiston violence: Police are investigating a shooting outside the Blue Goose Tavern that left one man dead and a woman released after treatment; investigators say it appears isolated. Public safety: Maine State Police will use roadside testing vehicles over the holiday weekend to crack down on impaired driving. Energy grants: Gov. Mills announced nearly $5M in energy-efficiency grants for 72 communities. Local business: New stores opened at the Auburn Mall after a Facebook post drew major interest. Diocese abuse: Another survivor spoke out after a settlement with the Diocese of Portland, saying the diocese hasn’t apologized.
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