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Stateline Story December 7, 2022 by Alex Brown
Supreme Court Admissions Case Could Upend Environmental Justice Laws
"Race is the most potent predictor" of environmental harms.
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Health Insurance for Migrant Kids
Eleven states allow children without permanent legal status to enroll in Medicaid or CHIP.
Dr. Suleman Lalani, a Pakistan-born Muslim, won election to the Texas state House in November from Fort Bend County, one of a growing number of counties with no racial majority.
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In 152 counties, no racial group makes up more than half the population.
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Stateline Collection May 17, 2022

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Stateline Collection May 17, 2022

States are taking unprecedented steps to either protect or curb access to abortions.

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Prosecutors Looking to Curb Incarceration Hit a Roadblock: Tough-on-Crime Lawmakers

Some legislators seek to wrest power from prosecutors who aim to curb mass incarceration, The Marshall Project reports.

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Prosecutors Looking to Curb Incarceration Hit a Roadblock: Tough-on-Crime Lawmakers

Some legislators seek to wrest power from prosecutors who aim to curb mass incarceration, The Marshall Project reports.

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