AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoVeterans’ Claims: Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield says veterans may be owed money by a bankrupt firm that charged for help with VA disability claims. Veterans have until Nov. 30 to file for reimbursement. Election Watch: Marion County’s commissioner race remains close enough that a recount is likely, while the Philomath council race was unchanged in the latest count. Oregon’s incoming Legislature is also set to include more younger members. State Policy: Gov. Tina Kotek wants Oregon to ban immigration detention centers, though similar efforts elsewhere have failed. New Jersey has signed a law modeled on Oregon’s Kristil’s Law, requiring faster warrant responses in domestic violence and stalking investigations. Health Care: Oregon secured $197.3 million in federal funding to expand rural health care access. Court Ruling: Oregon’s Court of Appeals upheld payroll deductions used to repay wage advances.
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