AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMeta Penalty Fight: New Mexico asked a judge in Santa Fe to fine Meta $35 billion to $40 billion after a jury found the company violated the state’s consumer protection law by misleading users about Facebook privacy and content policies; Meta countered with a far lower proposed penalty and signaled an appeal, with a decision still pending. Local Crime Prevention: Albuquerque moved to curb fraud by banning cryptocurrency ATMs and related transactions, giving businesses 45 days to remove machines and setting up daily fines and license consequences for violations. Flood Emergency Response: New Mexico declared a statewide emergency as flooding spread, releasing up to $3.75 million for local lodging, food, transport and health needs, and allowing National Guard support. Energy Policy Lawsuit: A coalition including New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez sued the Trump administration over revised fuel economy standards, arguing the rollback is illegal and will raise costs and pollution. AI Regulation Push: New Mexico lawmakers and the attorney general plan new steps to rein in “rogue” AI models during the 60-day session. Education & Politics on Ballots: A roundup of November ballot measures highlights fights over elections/redistricting, taxes, and transgender policy, with 39 states facing ballot questions.
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