AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 hours agoSEC crackdown on crypto: The SEC sued Cypress resident Nathan Fuller, alleging a $12.3M scheme that promised 40%-50% returns using fake “AI trading bots,” with most money allegedly diverted to personal spending. Immigration enforcement at major events: FIFA’s Houston organizers confirmed ICE will be present for security at the World Cup but said it won’t run immigration operations—though attorneys warn it could still chill reporting. Texas immigration law clears another hurdle: A federal appeals court lifted a stoppage, letting Texas’ Senate Bill 4 take effect in full, continuing the legal seesaw over parts of the border crackdown. Texas Tech gambling case: Court filings say QB Brendan Sorsby placed at least 40 impermissible bets since 2022, with an injunction hearing set June 1 as he fights a ban for the 2026 season. Healthcare innovation: Sam Houston State’s osteopathic medical school won a $25,000 AACOM grant to bring AI training into residency programs. Energy & agriculture: Texas leads planned U.S. natural gas pipeline additions for 2026-27, while East Texas peach growers warn freeze damage is hitting yields.
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