AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFBI Surveillance Push: The FBI is moving to buy nationwide access to a vast network of license plate readers, aiming to pull vehicle data “in near real time” across the U.S., including territories like the US Virgin Islands, with contracts up to five years and coverage requirements that could reach 75% of locations—while contractors must show they’re following state limits on sharing plate data with federal agencies. Local Education & Access: Sigma Gamma Rho signed an education partnership with Western Governors University, offering scholarships up to $5,000 for members. USVI in the Epstein Orbit: Fresh fallout continues around Jeffrey Epstein’s Little Saint James, with US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick facing renewed scrutiny after House Oversight testimony described his 2012 visit as “chitchat” and later comments about Epstein’s “massage table.” Health & Safety for Islanders: A new CDC report flags a sharp rise in dengue cases tied to travel, with the Caribbean—including US territories like Puerto Rico and the USVI—showing up in the risk picture.
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