AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEducation & Immigration Legal Fight: The Trump Justice Department sued Maryland to block the state’s in-state tuition and aid rules for undocumented residents, arguing federal law bars benefits that aren’t offered to citizens from other states. Higher Ed Accountability: Maryland’s AG Anthony Brown called the move an attack on students, setting up a court fight over who qualifies for lower-cost college. Local Business Dispute: In Port Tobacco, EMed Medical Supply says it has no control over new paid parking rules that theater patrons use, arguing it’s caught in a landlord-family disagreement. Healthcare Access & Innovation: Meritus in Hagerstown performed a first-in-area lung blood clot removal, highlighting growing regional capability for complex procedures. Banking Growth Watch: New rankings track which Greater Washington banks and credit unions saw the biggest swings in commercial lending, with Greater Baltimore institutions also reporting notable year-over-year changes. Investment Markets: Baltimore-based T. Rowe Price launched an actively managed multi-crypto ETF, debuting on NYSE Arca with initial assets around $15 million. Environment & Jobs: Maryland DNR awarded $11.2 million for watershed restoration projects, aiming to improve water quality and habitats across multiple river basins.
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