The States Don’t Need Another Coronavirus Bailout

State governments have already received a record level of federal aid to cope with the pandemic and now need to shoulder the responsibility to meet their remaining needs with their own resources and necessary cuts in non‐essential spending.

Dem Plan for $3 Trillion in New Coronavirus Aid Is Too Costly—States Must Cut Spending
By Chris Edwards

The Constitution allows Statewide Shudowns

This isn’t new. It isn’t unconstitutional. It’s the way things work and are supposed to work in state government.

Do the State Shutdowns Violate the U.S. Constitution?
By Walter Olson

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Immigrant Health Care Workers by Occupation and State

Immigration has already increased the supply of health care workers in the United States and can do a lot more going forward.

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