AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBorder & Land Impacts: The Trump administration has begun installing new border wall panels in West Texas’ Big Bend region, with CBP saying work is underway in a 47-mile stretch of Hudspeth County—despite opposition from landowners, businesses, and ranchers and amid ongoing legal fights. Flooding & Heat Risk: A Flood Watch remains in effect for parts of Iowa, southeast Minnesota, and southwest Wisconsin through midday Saturday, with 2–4 inches of rain possible; meanwhile, Texas-area forecasts keep emphasizing hot, humid conditions and elevated grass-fire danger in North Texas. River Restoration After Floods: In Kerrville, native grasses and trees are being replanted along the Guadalupe River after repeated flooding shut down trails; local groups say recovery is slow but some vegetation survived, supported by millions in community foundation grants. Data Centers & Water Concerns: Texas continues to face pressure over data-center growth and water reporting, while residents elsewhere question projects that pair geothermal plans with modular data centers—raising transparency and oversight demands. Higher Ed Under Political Pressure: Texas public universities have removed hundreds of core courses amid political pressure, including classes tied to gender, race, and climate topics.
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