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Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick vetoes $33 million in expenditures

masslive.com Aug 8 2009 Health Care

Patrick approved $40 million for health insurance for legal immigrants, but said it falls short of what is needed for coverage.
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1. Regretfully, I am not able to approve all of the funding contained in this legislation in light of continuing revenue uncertainty in fiscal year 2010.
2. The failure to provide the requested level of funding imposes significant constraints on our capacity to fund health services for this population in fiscal 2010.
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