AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoImmigration & Schools: NYC schools are rolling out a new “Know Your Rights” comic book for immigrant students, aiming to explain protections as deportations and ICE fears rise under the Trump administration. Local Politics: Mayor Zohran Mamdani says NYC will terminate Haitian municipal workers whose TPS work permits expired, citing federal requirements after the Supreme Court decision. Public Safety & Health: The city Health Department is investigating Legionella concerns at Manhattan’s High Line Hotel after cooling-tower tests found high levels; officials say remediation is underway while confirmatory samples are pending. Crime & Courts: A Tribeca jewelry store worker who strangled his boss with zip ties was sentenced to 20 years to life. Consumer Watch: New York AG Letitia James warns seniors about a gold bar scam that uses fake “account compromised” alerts and remote-access tricks. Culture & Community: Brooklyn’s first Jamaica Rising Day Parade is set for Saturday, with organizers touting it as a new tradition. Sports: Kyrie Irving posted a comeback message after his ACL recovery, while the Yankees are set to face the Braves in the Bronx and Orlando Pirates advanced in the MTN8.
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