AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCitizenship Fight in U.S. Territories: Rep. Morgan Griffith’s “End Birthright Citizenship for the Territories Act” is back in the spotlight after the Supreme Court’s birthright ruling on the mainland, with Guam and CNMI leaders warning it could create a “stateless” scenario and treat territory-born children differently. Ocean Protection & Deep-Sea Mining: A “Stand with the Moana” shoreline demonstration in Utulei drew youth, elders, educators, fishermen, and government staff to oppose federal deep-sea mining lease plans; meanwhile, the Congregational Christian Church General Assembly heard calls for a moratorium, and Earthjustice is urging American Samoa to push back through the federal process. Community, Culture & Youth: The Manu’atele community marked the 122nd Anniversary of Manu’a Cession Day with church services, ‘ava ceremonies, and cultural performances; Boys & Girls Clubs wrapped up its “Save the Music” DIY ukulele project, building instruments and confidence for local kids. Sports & Service: American Samoa is set to welcome the “Chasing Yesterday” endurance team for a marathon challenge supporting children of alcoholics, and ASCC psychology students delivered donations to Fagaima fire victims. Public Safety & Local Governance: A Faipule raised concerns to the Port Director about ramp safety and immigration form distribution timing, while police reports covered alleged disturbances involving family members.
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