Delaware Lawmakers Push Key Bills Before Recess
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Delaware lawmakers wrapped up a flurry of legislative activity before spring recess, passing bills on school property taxes, health coverage for PrEP and PEP meds, and voting amendments. Efforts on medical marijuana and human trafficking awareness gained traction, while the search for the states first inspector general continued. Rep Mara Gormans bill to cut off government ties with private ICE detention centers was pulled, but her bill blocking civil arrests in courthouses and other sensitive locations without a judges okay was passed. The state mourned the loss of former Senator Nancy Cook and saw a top budget forecaster removed from the advisory council. Expect the detention bill to return after recess, with lawmakers maintaining momentum on key issues.
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