AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLegislative Accountability: Delaware’s House Ethics Committee closed its investigation into Rep. Josue Ortega, saying it could not resolve the matter before his term ends; Ortega faces a misdemeanor charge tied to an alleged domestic incident. State Policy: Gov. Matt Meyer signed a law creating a nine-member Indigenous Affairs Commission and ceremonially signed housing-development reforms. He also vetoed four bills, though details were not available. Open Government: Senate Majority Leader Bryan Townsend introduced FOIA reform legislation, calling it a starting point for clearer, more open records rules and inviting public feedback. Higher Education: The Trump administration sued the University of Delaware over its policy allowing eligible undocumented students to pay in-state tuition, seeking to end the benefit. Public Oversight: Delaware’s inspector general launched a website and hotline for reporting fraud and abuse. Election Watch: Delaware officials urged residents to register before the 2026 general-election deadline.
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