AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCitizenship Fight: Rep. Morgan Griffith’s H.R. 9724 would end automatic birthright citizenship for babies born in Guam, CNMI, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands on/after Jan. 1, 2027, drawing sharp pushback from Guam and CNMI leaders who call it unconstitutional and a “dangerous precedent.” Tourism & Travel Benefits: United and First Hawaiian Bank are boosting MileagePlus earnings for Guam cardmembers, with higher miles per dollar and added perks for United travelers. Defense & Guam’s Role: The U.S. Army says it deployed the Dark Eagle hypersonic missile on Guam during June training tied to Valiant Shield, underscoring the island’s growing strategic footprint. CNMI Visa Policy: A fast-tracked Senate move to restrict visa-free Chinese travel to U.S. territories was blocked, protecting CNMI’s EVS-TAP-linked tourism access. Tourism Marketing: Guam Visitors Bureau launched the Guam Photo Hunt, a free Instagram treasure hunt featuring 100+ destinations through Sept. 30. Weather Watch: Invest 90W has dissipated, but forecasters say another disturbance may form later in the week—keep an eye on afternoon showers during Liberation Day. Workforce Pipeline: Guam Community College and partners are advancing hospitality career pathways through a high school apprenticeship model aimed at strengthening the visitor industry’s labor supply.
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