AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNational Guard: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth authorized Humvees and patrol cars for Guard troops in D.C., drawing objections from city leaders. Councilmember Brooke Pinto separately urged five incoming governors to withdraw 628 troops from the city. East Potomac Park: Preservation advocates and two golfers asked a federal judge to delay the planned Nov. 15 closure, arguing the government has not shown the shutdown is necessary and warning it could advance a Trump-backed golf course overhaul. City Hall: Mayor-elect Janeese Lewis George is starting her transition after winning the race, while Robert White won the seat of D.C.’s congressional delegate. School Transportation: Nearly 300 D.C. school buses are out of service, officials told councilmembers, disrupting rides for students with disabilities. Ballot Measures: Voters approved a foie gras ban slated to begin in July 2027, though funding could delay its implementation; D.C. and Virginia are also suing to block Trump’s proposed 250-foot arch.
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