AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSurveillance and Privacy: After reports of misuse—including a Savannah officer sharing her Flock login with her ICE-agent husband—the camera company announced tighter safeguards, shorter data storage and new limits on searches. Immigrant Rights: Protesters held a hunger strike outside Georgia’s Capitol in solidarity with people detained at the Folkston facility. Faith and Leadership: North Point Church founder Andy Stanley plans to step down as senior pastor next year, while remaining an elder and occasional preacher. Community: Atlanta teacher Hassan Kariem, who died in a fall from Six Flags Over Georgia’s Goliath coaster, will be laid to rest Monday; the ride remains closed as the investigation continues. Arts and Campus Life: The High Museum of Art marked its 100th anniversary, Clark Atlanta’s homecoming brought reunion spirit and pageantry, and Athens musician Emaline Duquette is building a sound shaped by the city.
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