AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoImmigration Enforcement: ICE wrapped up “Operation Safe Community – Atlanta,” arresting 1,226 people across Georgia; ICE says 720 had criminal histories and the sweep included arrests tied to a trucking company. Public Health: Candida auris, a drug-resistant fungus, is rising again nationwide, with CDC reporting cases in 27 states this year; Atlanta-area experts warn it can be deadly for hospital patients. Courts & Finance: A federal judge rejected an Atlanta firm’s bid to force Bank of America and Merrill Lynch to account for a disputed $7.5 billion wire transfer. Healthcare Lawsuit: An Atlanta-area woman sued Kaiser Permanente, alleging a tissue-labeling mix-up led to an unnecessary hysterectomy. Education: Dublin’s school board extended interim Superintendent Marcee Pool’s contract through next June while it continues its superintendent search. Cybersecurity: Advocates are pushing for stronger protections after reports of cyberattacks targeting water systems, including Georgia. Business & Jobs: Siemens announced a $185 million Pendergrass, Georgia plant plan tied to 1,400+ jobs.
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