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  1. New state laws in Virginia challenge federal officer rights, leading to office pushback against counsel's actions.
  2. The Virginia General Assembly passed sponsored bills, and the state appointed a new leader for the Department of Juvenile Justice.

The Governor signed legislation and worked with the General Assembly on bills in Richmond.

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The Governor signed legislation and worked with the General Assembly on bills in Richmond.

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  1. Governor announced grants to support high-growth industries, including cybersecurity, in Virginia.Sub-event
  2. Abigail Spanberger worked with the legislature on the state budget plan.Sub-event
  3. Virginia signed legislation increasing unemployment benefits, announced by the Virginia Employment Commission.Sub-event
  4. Governor signs legislation and works with the General Assembly on bills.1 source

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