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Chris Van Hollen · Maryland

Blitzkrieg of federal budget attacks drive angst in Maryland - Maryland Matters

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Federal budget decisions, and the potential for special state legislative sessions, loom larger in Maryland. (File photo by Jane Norman/States Newsroom)A three-week blitzkrieg of federal budget actions by President Donald Trump (R) is fueling a level of budget uncertainty and angst among Maryland officials. The deepening concern about federal impacts has made discussions about one or more special sessions more than just theoretical, at least for…See the Story

Immigration · Maryland

New proposed bill in Maryland would connect immigration agents with inmates in jails and prisons

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

In Maryland, state lawmakers are debating over a newly introduced bill that would require immigration agents to talk with some inmates in local jails and prisons. Related stories Md. pastor of church pantry: Community members ‘are scared to come get the food’ due to immigration crackdown Germantown is America’s most ethnically diverse city (3 of top 10 are in Montgomery County) School investigating Maryla…See the Story

Silver Spring · Silver Spring

Effoi Restaurant Reopens in Downtown Silver Spring Under New Ownership

Effoi Restaurant in downtown Silver Spring has reopened under new ownership.See the Story

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