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Republicans Say Pennsylvania Disease Rule Proposals Allow for Warrantless Entry Into Homes
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Republicans Say Pennsylvania Disease Rule Proposals Allow for Warrantless Entry Into Homes
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THE CENTER SQUARE—A proposal from the administration of Gov. Josh Shapiro to overhaul disease regulations has unleashed a flood of public comments and irritated state Republicans, who claim it would allow for warrantless entry into homes and violate the public desire to limit a governor’s emergency…
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Concerns include the rules violate the public desire to limit a governor's emergency powers.
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