AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSecond Amendment Ruling: Florida’s June 17 court decision now lets 18- to 20-year-olds openly carry firearms, matching the rights of older adults after judges struck down the prior age limit as unconstitutional. Public Safety: The July 4 weekend brought a surge in mass shootings nationwide, with a deadly downtown Pensacola shooting injuring six and killing a 19-year-old—one of 17 mass shootings reported across the country. Legal Fight Over Terror Labels: DeSantis’ domestic terrorist designation of CAIR is headed to court again, with civil rights groups seeking emergency action to block the move. Education & Accountability: Florida’s school choice program is under fire after a state audit said the Department of Education can’t account for $270 million spent and can’t track which schools choice students attend. Arts Funding: DeSantis vetoed more than $3 million in grants for small nonprofits and individual artists, including $250,000 for Venice Theatre’s hurricane rebuilding. Local Life: Heat advisories are up statewide as temperatures push dangerous heat indices near 110 degrees. Tourism & Business: Hilton officially opened the Hilton Key West Resort & Marina on Stock Island, adding 175 rooms and a marina-front draw to the Keys.
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