AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTerritory Citizenship Fight: Del. James Moylan says a new “End Birthright Citizenship for Territories Act” would be a dangerous precedent by revisiting automatic citizenship for babies born in Guam and other U.S. territories, while supporters argue it targets “birth tourism.” Energy & Reliability: Guam Power Authority reported brief load shedding Monday, with Piti 8 repairs completed and feeders back up by evening as the Ukudu plant works toward full service this week. Workforce & Education: UOG’s NSF EPSCoR Summer Math Research Experience added Guam Community College participants for the first time, pairing undergrads with UOG mentors on real-world math projects. Tourism & Jobs: The Guam Tourism Educational Forum brought lodging and visitor-industry leaders together as gubernatorial teams outlined plans to rebuild arrivals and address a shrinking local workforce. Local Business Growth: Guam issued its first recreational cannabis cultivation license, signaling a shift from enforcement toward a regulated market. Regional Environment: Pacific leaders condemned U.S. offshore mineral leasing steps off American Samoa, warning the process ignores public opposition and threatens ocean livelihoods. Defense Watch: New reporting and photos fuel claims that the U.S. trained its Dark Eagle hypersonic weapon in the Pacific with Guam potentially involved, while the Army has not confirmed location.
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