- A president embarked on a congressional tour for advocacy, while the administration simultaneously froze funding and demanded policy changes.
- Administration policies are challenging Congressional funding priorities and affecting the funding status of the District of Columbia.
- The Trump administration has issued a federal mandate via CMS that specifically applies to residents of the District of Columbia.
- A lawsuit was filed on June 29 regarding the new federal rule implementing work requirements issued by the Trump administration via CMS.
Proposed CMS rules restrict state taxes and payments, involving the Trump administration and hospitals.
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Updated Sep 14
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Proposed CMS rules restrict state taxes and payments, involving the Trump administration and hospitals.
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