AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoDrug Policy Shock: A new Associated Press report says the DEA watched huge fentanyl pill shipments hit New Mexico streets from 2023–2025 without seizing them, raising alarms among veteran agents about public safety and possible Justice Department rule violations. Sports & Culture: Samoa’s Apia hosts the free, family-friendly Pacific Strongest 2026 this weekend (June 26–27), with Strongman Samoa co-founder Misa Peter Anae saying it’s about more than lifting weights—honouring culture and bringing the Pacific together. Elections & Community: American Samoa’s At-Large Delegate race kicks off as Tuifagaloa Dr. Afu Lefaoseu III becomes the first to pick up nomination papers, launching a petition drive for 300 signatures. Heritage Events: The City of Carson announces its annual Samoan Heritage Celebration on June 27 at Foisia Park, featuring Aaradhna, Kapena, Alo Key, plus ‘ava, tatau sessions, and Siva Samoa/fire knife performances. 4th of July Build-Up: America’s Time Capsule is sealed for the U.S. 250th birthday, with American Samoa contributing two uncirculated quarters (2009 and 2020). Ocean Protection Debate: RNZ reports Trump’s order reopening parts of protected Pacific waters to commercial fishing, including areas tied to American Samoa’s Rose Atoll, draws pushback from local leaders and conservation advocates.
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