AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHospital Site Fight: AG Douglas Moylan says he has “no objection” to a Mangilao or Tamuning hospital site, but argues Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero never secured legislative approval for the Mangilao location—so the next governor should decide. Liberation Day Coverage: Guam marked the 82nd Liberation Day with a Mass and unified memorial at Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral-Basilica, plus an inaugural Liberation Day Wagon Parade at Asan Beach Park. Police Accountability in Court: A 2023 Guam police brutality lawsuit filed by Jose A.D. Develles is set for trial Oct. 26, with a pretrial conference discussed for Oct. 12. Public Safety & Investigations: GPD is investigating consecutive arsons after two families’ cars were set on fire in June and July, and it’s withholding the name of the officer involved in a fatal Yigo crash to protect an ongoing probe. Regional Travel Push: Guam-CNMI leaders launched a Visa Waiver Working Group to expand the program to include the Philippines, aiming for DHS approval. Citizenship Battle: Guam and CNMI officials are pushing back hard against a federal bill to end automatic birthright citizenship in U.S. territories starting in 2027. Disaster Response: Joint Task Force Micronesia says it’s shifting from Super Typhoon Bavi emergency response to hardening the region for what may come next.
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