Maryland Senate Approves $70B Budget, Tough Cuts Ahead
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Marylands Senate budget committee approves a $70 billion plan, marking the start of a 30-day push to close a $1.4 billion shortfall. Lawmakers make tough cuts, including $10 million from the judiciary, $3 million from Medicaid, and $4.1 million from IT spending. A key impact is a hold on $124 million for local law enforcement until they confirm no ties to federal immigration enforcement. The Senate debates the plan next week, with intense negotiations expected to finalize the proposal.
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