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Blue states file lawsuit over ‘narrow’ Medicaid work requirement exemption

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By Brock Blasdell
| Arizona Capitol Times Verified
Key Points: Coalition of 24 attorneys general sues Trump administration Lawsuit challenges federal rule limiting Medicaid work exemptions The lawsuit seeks to block the rule and ultimately have it struck down A coalition of 24 attorneys general, including Attorney General Kris Mayes, and two governors sued the Trump administration on Monday to block a federal rule limiting exemptions to a new federal Medicaid work requirement.
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Alejandra Gomez: Leading LUCHA through the turbulence

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By Brock Blasdell
| Arizona Capitol Times Verified
Perhaps one of the most consistently present grassroots organizations at the Arizona State Capitol is LUCHA. Living United for Change in Arizona is a statewide organization that advocates for minority communities and fights for social, racial and economic transformation. Currently, the organization is 90% women, about 70% LGBTQIA+ and has many members that are from the multi-racial working class. The organization has chapters in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Tucson and the Douglas area.
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As data centers grow, Arizona families pay the price

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By Brock Blasdell, Jocelyn Anaya Galvan
| Arizona Capitol Times Verified
Jocelyn Anaya Galvan My father called me from work, complaining of a pounding headache and a sharp pain in his right arm. As a construction worker, he was helping build a data center the size of 71 football fields in north Phoenix. For him, working all day outdoors is manageable in the winter, but my concern for him and for all the outdoor workers in my community grows once temperatures reach 100 degrees. Then 107. Soon, we know they will hit 115.
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