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  1. CTU lobbies for progressive tax code in Illinois, prompted by Trump regime cuts, while California lawmakers support wealth tax.
  2. Administration cuts threaten state-level HIV/AIDS funding in Illinois, prompting advocacy group lobbying for increased budget allocations.
  3. The Trump administration proposed cuts to HIV funding.

Abdul El-Sayed, who led Detroit’s Ryan White HIV program, committed to restoring funding cut by the Trump-Vance administration.

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Abdul El-Sayed, who led Detroit’s Ryan White HIV program, committed to restoring funding cut by the Trump-Vance administration.

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