AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoImmigration Enforcement Backlash: Mexico asked U.S. state attorneys general to criminally investigate deaths of immigrants in ICE custody and raids, after the Houston killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and a Maine shooting of a Colombian man; Mexico also says it’s sending letters to detention centers and may pursue civil lawsuits. ICE Policy Reversal: After a DHS pause on ICE traffic stops following deadly shootings, President Trump ordered ICE to resume vehicle stops and trafficking arrests, calling the tactic “one of the most important” tools. Labor & Skills Diplomacy: India’s BRICS Labour and Employment meetings highlighted labor mobility, skilling, and digital job services like e-Shram and the National Career Service portal. Workplace Impact in Canada: USW says ADT by Telus is eliminating client service roles in Calgary, affecting about 15 union members, with limited redeployment. Legal Fallout in Venezuela: A Miami federal judge issued a default $314M damages ruling tied to allegations of torture of three Americans held in Venezuela. Hiring/HR Tech: A startup is betting job seekers will pay to land a job, signaling new monetization models in the hiring market.
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