AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDefense Policy Showdown: A House amendment to codify Trump’s transgender military ban failed 217-212, with Guam Delegate James Moylan among four Republicans crossing with Democrats; two anti-trans amendments still advanced, including TRICARE coverage limits and a ban on transgender girls in DoDEA female sports. Guam Military Posture: The U.S. Army’s Dark Eagle hypersonic system was shown during Valiant Shield on Guam, but a local analyst questioned whether the photos reflect an actual missile deployment. Regional Security Training: Guam Army National Guard troops joined live mortar drills with Malaysia and Australia in Exercise Keris Strike 26. Local Courts & Governance: The Supreme Court of Guam overturned a criminal sexual conduct conviction over improper prior-misconduct notice, and the OAG/Governor declined to comment on closed-door Mangilao hospital settlement talks. Disaster & Infrastructure: Guam lawmakers held a special session on Super Typhoon Bavi recovery funding, including seawall repair needs, while NMI power restoration continues with new materials arriving for CUC. Citizenship Fight: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero urged House Speaker Mike Johnson to stop movement on a bill ending birthright citizenship for Guam-born children after Jan. 1, 2027. Tech & Economy: A Guam tech conference highlighted how cybersecurity, AI, and grid constraints are forcing businesses to rethink strategy, and Guam signed BEAD agreements to expand high-speed internet to unserved homes and anchor institutions. Community & Culture: Guam marked Liberation Day amid ongoing remembrance, while a scholarship from SKÅL Guam backed a Dusit Beach Resort employee pursuing a tourism degree.
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