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A coalition of over two dozen states has sued the Trump administration over new conditions for FEMA disaster funding, which require states to certify voter rolls and comply with immigration laws. The lawsuit argues that these conditions threaten public safety and state sovereignty, and follows previous legal challenges against similar funding strategies by the administration.
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A coalition of over two dozen states has sued the Trump administration over new conditions for FEMA disaster funding, which require states to certify voter rolls and comply with immigration laws. The lawsuit argues that these conditions threaten public safety and state sovereignty, and follows previous legal challenges against similar funding strategies by the administration.
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