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“This is not a win,” said one policy analyst with immigrants’ rights group CASA. “These immigrants, these Marylanders are still suffering. So we still need access to care for them.”
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Just hours after the General Assembly adjourned for the year and days after the release of a report graphically detailing abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, Governor signs repeal of statute of limitations.
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On the day of another deadly mass shooting in the U.S., Maryland lawmakers finished passing a series of gun measures supporters call the strictest in the nation.
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The legislation, sponsored by Del. Marlon Amprey, was drafted in response to the practices of a real estate company, MV Realty, which incorporated in Maryland in late 2021.
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The Access to Care Act could expand insurance to 275,000 people but it is stalled in the Maryland Senate.
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See what lawmakers passed during their 90-day session, and what Governor Wes Moore has signed into law
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The legislation expands Medicaid benefits to be more inline with what private insurers offer.
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Gov. Wes Moore’s first spending plan essentially ends one of his predecessor’s biggest legislative victories.
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Lawmakers gave initial approval to the bill Wednesday altering reporting requirements which supporters say give agency to gay and trans students.
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Two bills are on the docket again after failing last legislative session.