Immigration enforcement scrutiny: The ACLU says it has filed 54 federal tort claims over alleged property damage, excessive force, and constitutional violations tied to immigration operations and National Guard deployments. ICE body cameras in Maine: Sen. Susan Collins says ICE will deploy body-worn cameras nationwide by the end of August, with Maine prioritized after the Biddeford shooting. Maine politics: Democrats replaced Graham Platner as their U.S. Senate nominee with Troy Jackson, as the campaign continues to draw fresh attention to Jackson’s past positions and personal history. Public health: Maine reported a new HIV case in the Penobscot County outbreak, bringing the total to 45, with officials warning the real number may be higher. Wildlife & outdoors: New trapping rules take effect this fall, including an early raccoon season aimed at reducing rabies-linked raccoon numbers. Local news: Ellsworth firefighters responded to a State Street structure fire that destroyed a garage and two vehicles; no injuries were reported. Health & education: Maine’s DOE held its Annual Summit in Waterville, bringing educators together for collaboration and practical strategies. Community: Calais-area childcare providers expanded slots at Washington County Community College after a nearby center closed, aiming to protect families and early childhood jobs.