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Nebraska will become the first state to implement Medicaid work requirements as outlined in Republicans’ summer tax bill. “We’re not here to take everybody to the curb,” the state’s Republican Gov. Jim Pillen said on Wednesday,

The announcement is expected to outline how and when the new requirements would take effect, along with next steps for the state’s Medicaid program.