AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLocal Books & Censorship: Church of the Palms in Sun City unveiled a Little Free Library stocked with books that have been removed from school or library shelves over race, sexuality, religion, or language. Immigration & Free Speech: A federal judge ordered Salah Sarsour, president of Milwaukee’s largest mosque, released from ICE detention, saying his First Amendment claim was “substantial” after he was held for months over Palestinian rights advocacy. Education Watch: Wisconsin public school enrollment is down more than 9% over 15 years, but costs haven’t fallen much—staffing and buildings still remain. Open Meetings Fight: A conservative nonprofit sued Wisconsin DPI over a 2024 Forward Exam conference at a Wisconsin Dells water park, alleging a notice violation. Native Culture: The Oneida Nation opened Kahnekano·lú, a much larger cultural center in Wisconsin with interactive exhibits and workshops. Juneteenth & Black Milwaukee: Milwaukee’s Juneteenth coverage spotlights civil rights leaders Mike McGee Sr., Howard Fuller, and Reuben Harpole, including Harpole named grand marshal for the parade. Community & Outdoors: TePoel Organic Dairy Farm hosts Dairy Day to connect families with where milk comes from. Sports & Community Pride: Brookfield Central beat Holmen 1-0 in overtime in a WIAA girls soccer semifinal.
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