AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoImmigration Enforcement: Indiana AG Todd Rokita says his office will use federally compiled lists to target employers using unauthorized workers, with business sanctions starting July 1. Driver Licensing: Indiana’s BMV will let teens get driver licenses on their 16th birthday starting July 1 under HEA 1200, with the same testing and supervised-driving requirements. Public Safety—Courts: A Pike County jury convicted Lloyd Coleman, a serious violent felon, of unlawful firearm possession; the case included a two-phase verdict process. Child Care Enforcement: A judge set a June 18 hearing in Indiana’s lawsuit seeking to shut down an alleged unlicensed Goshen daycare after inspectors found 86 children, including 66 in a basement without a fire escape. Public Safety—Drug Crackdown: Indiana State Police and Gov. Mike Braun highlighted 84 arrests and more than 48 pounds of methamphetamine seized in Southern Indiana enforcement efforts. State Policy—Agriculture: A new Indiana law aims to cut red tape for small farms by limiting state/local health department rules on certain homestead vendors. Local Governance: Mercer County residents celebrated voters with 100 straight election wins over 50 years.
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