AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoImmigration & Civil Rights: A federal immigration judge ordered Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin’s Islamic Society of Milwaukee, deported on foreign-policy grounds, rejecting a separate claim that he lied to immigration officials—Sarsour says he’ll appeal. Sports & Wisconsin Culture: The Milwaukee Brewers set their NLDS starters, with Jacob Misiorowski slated for Game 1 and Logan Henderson for Game 2, as manager Pat Murphy calls the postseason a “crapshoot.” College Sports Policy: The U.S. Senate advanced the Protect College Sports Act, aiming to reshape NCAA rules and coaching buyouts—Wisconsin’s Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin backed it. Workplace Watch: Crystal Ridge Ski Area will pay $20,000 to settle an EEOC religious-discrimination case tied to Bible verses posted on an employee’s social media. Arts & Community: Milwaukee’s Latino Arts Strings Program marks nearly 25 years of teaching students “from Mariachi to Mozart,” blending Latino and European repertoire. Local Entertainment Picks: Milwaukee Film’s Cinebuds spotlights the Milwaukee Muslim Film Festival (Oct. 1–4) at the Oriental Theatre.
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