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Wisconsin immigrants can keep using clinics, Head Start and adult education, judge rules

A federal judge this week rejected a controversial rule that would have required states to check the immigration status of anyone seeking to use federally funded adult education, Head Start, community health clinics and more.

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Natalie Yahr
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Governor Tony Evers announced that Monday, October 5, will be the final day to submit a pardon application

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Governor Tony Evers announced that Monday, October 5, will be the final day to submit a pardon application

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Todd Coppernoll, Adam D. Hess

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