AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMississippi Politics: Gov.-hopeful Andy Gipson is facing fresh backlash after comments tied to a proposed Sharia law ban drew pushback from the International Museum of Muslim Cultures and allied groups, who urged him to retract “divisive” remarks. Elections & Courts: A federal judge rejected a GOP-backed bid to eliminate DeSoto County’s only majority-Black judicial subdistrict, saying the challenge was too close to the November election. State Government: Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced she’s running for governor in 2027, setting up a crowded GOP primary to succeed Tate Reeves. Public Safety & Health: Mississippi’s health officer said a Trump executive order on childhood vaccines won’t change Mississippi school requirements, pointing to the state’s existing exemption process and long-standing vaccine policy. Civil Rights & Privacy: A Mississippi federal judge ruled “tower dump” cell-site warrants are per se unconstitutional under the Fourth Amendment, limiting broad phone-location searches. Local Economy: The Lumber Manufactory opened a new sawmill in New Albany with a $15M+ investment and 50+ jobs, aided by state incentives. Campaign Watch: Independent 2nd District candidate Bennie Foster Jr. warned against stealing or defacing campaign signs, citing potential criminal penalties.
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