AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoImmigration & Courts: A federal judge in Massachusetts has struck down the Trump administration’s $100,000 “tax” on new H-1B visa petitions, calling it unlawful—an outcome welcomed by state attorneys general and likely to lower hiring costs for hospitals, universities, and research-heavy employers. Higher Ed: Massachusetts is moving toward a three-year bachelor’s pilot: the Board of Higher Education authorized a framework, with Merrimack and Suffolk submitting proposals for limited majors starting in fall 2027. Public Safety & Crime: Homeland Security investigators announced indictments tied to the Trinitarios gang in Massachusetts, alleging RICO-linked violence including murders and attempted murders. Business & Local Economy: Lawrence approved incentives for Alarm.com’s downtown office project, including a property tax rebate and construction-related sales tax breaks. Health: Norovirus is surging in Boston-area facilities, with officials warning about restaurant and camp exposure as summer travel ramps up. World Cup & Massachusetts Life: Massachusetts cities and towns are extending bar hours and planning viewing events as the tournament approaches, with Boston also coordinating summer transit and security preparations.
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