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An executive order in Texas now requires hospitals across the state to ask patients about their citizenship status. The mandate set to take effect Nov. 1 is an effort to tally up how much money the state spends on medical care for undocumented immigrants and request that money back from the federal government. The hospital data must be reported to Texas Health and Human Services no later than March 1, 2025, and continue to be reported on a quarterly bas
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?The issue of abortion has polarized generations. Since the recent draft leak showing the potential decision for the Supreme Court to reverse Roe vs. Wade, Generation Z has braced themselves for the change in different ways. In Wisconsin, abortions are currently legal for the first trimester and it has been this way since 197
stanley quencher 3. So for all Gen Z ers, the ability to choose has always been a reality. But for Gracie Skogman, she learned early on this wasn t the future that she had hoped for. Skogman works as the legislative impact director with Wisconsin s Right to Life. I was actually 14 when one of my dear friends in high school beca
stanley cup me unexpectedly pregnant and I watched her courageously choose life for her son who is now 10. Watching her go through that, both the struggles and the triumphs of that process, and now seeing her son and what a blessing he is, that is what awakened me, said Skogman.She might be a step closer if Roe V. Wade is overturned. Wisconsin law would make abortions illegal in nearly all cases. We want women in Wisconsin to feel so supported whether that s healthcare resources, emergency housing grants, that they have all these other avenues to support them through
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