AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCitizenship Fight in CNMI: Delegate James Moylan says he “strongly opposes” a new federal bill that would end automatic U.S. citizenship for babies born in CNMI, Guam and other territories starting Jan. 1, 2027, calling it a “dangerous precedent” and warning it could be revisited whenever immigration politics shift. Local Impact on Travel Rules: CNMI leaders and tourism groups praised a Senate move blocking a fast-track effort to scrap the CNMI/Guam visa-waiver program EVS-TAP, saying it’s tied to both economic recovery and federal security screening. Security in the Region: The U.S. Army deployed its Dark Eagle hypersonic missile system on Guam during a June exercise, raising fresh questions about range and operational reach in the Pacific. Disaster Response Access: A Saipan resident sued the Nutrition Assistance Program and DCCA, alleging an 11-month delay in scheduling a fair hearing for his food-benefit calculation. Weather: Invest 90W has dissipated; forecasters say mostly sunny skies with a few showers, while they keep an eye on a new disturbance in the wider region. Community Sports: T-Ball opened at Francisco “Tan Ko” Palacios Field with Pirates and Blue Jays winning in youth action.
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