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On Friday, a federal judge heard arguments on whether to issue an injunction that would continue to block President Donald Trump’s health care proclamation for immigrants while the underlying lawsuit progresses. The proclamation would deny immigrant visas to applicants unless they are able to prove that they will be insured by an approved health insurance plan or can afford to cover their health costs. The proclamation was scheduled to go into effect Nov. 3, but was blocked by a federal court.
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BAL Analysis: The proclamation is not in effect at this time, and a decision is expected by Saturday on whether it will continue to be blocked. BAL is following the lawsuit and will report developments as information becomes available.
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