AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBirthright citizenship fight: A Virginia Republican’s bill, the End Birthright Citizenship for Territories Act, would end automatic U.S. citizenship for babies born in CNMI, Guam and other U.S. territories starting Jan. 1, 2027, drawing sharp pushback from territorial advocates. Local economy & travel: In the Senate, Sen. Martin Heinrich blocked a fast-track effort that would have dismantled CNMI/Guam’s EVS-TAP visa program, with CNMI hotel and business groups warning it could hurt tourism and recovery. Disaster recovery: FEMA approved about $195,000 for Arizona’s Shake Fire and included CNMI in a broader $3 million post-disaster package; meanwhile, residents and advocates continue pressing for easier access to disaster food help after recent storms. Courts & public safety: Two people were indicted in separate federal meth conspiracy cases in the CNMI. Weather: Invest 90W has dissipated; NWS says mostly sunny skies with a few showers, while another disturbance forms west of the Marianas. Health & benefits: SSI payments for August 2026 are set to go out in about 12–13 days, with CNMI residents eligible if they meet program rules.
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