AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLuxury Retail: Diamond Consulate is opening Oklahoma City’s first appointment-only, private jewelry consultation studio, aiming to make engagement-ring and custom design feel more like hospitality than shopping. Immigration & Work Visas: DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin urged governors to partner with federal immigration enforcement, focusing on the “worst of the worst,” while USHBC CEO Javier Palomarez pushed for employment-visa reform to address labor shortages. Local Accountability: New body-camera footage shows an OKC officer stepping in after ICE detained a U.S. citizen on I-44, raising fresh questions about how federal stops play out on the ground. Education & Rights: Oklahoma’s elite state boarding school is refusing Title IX protections, with critics calling it a “crisis waiting to happen.” Culture & Community: The Cherokee Phoenix named honorees for its 2026 Seven Feathers Awards, celebrating Cherokee Nation leaders across business, culture, education, health, language and service. Arts & Identity: Ireland’s GAZE 2026 LGBTQ+ film festival wrapped with Irish and international queer stories taking top honors. Tech & Oklahoma Politics: A debate over data centers is heating up in Oklahoma gubernatorial races, with candidates clashing on incentives, local control, and environmental safeguards.
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