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Minnesota lawmakers return for the last leg of session. Here’s what to watch

  • Minnesota lawmakers return from a break on April 21, 2025, to finalize a two-year budget before the May 19 deadline.
  • Republicans aim to repeal changes made that expanded school district requirements and allowed undocumented people access to Medicaid.
  • Democrats argue that the changes, especially the universal meals plan, benefit students. House budget targets propose flat funding for schools and cuts to health programs.
  • Senate President Bobby Joe Champion faces an ethics complaint regarding a conflict of interest, which is set to be evaluated by a subcommittee.
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Minnesota lawmakers return for the last leg of session. Here’s what to watch

Minnesota lawmakers returning to work Monday are behind on crafting spending plans for K-12 education and the state’s health system.

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Albert Lea Tribune broke the news in on Monday, April 21, 2025.
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