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A Big Ugly Guide To Everything Progressive Democrats Did And Didn't Get Through Albany At Session's End

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Published Jun 21, 2019

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Senator Luis R. Sepulveda, D-Bronx, center, celebrates after his legislation sponsoring the Green Light Bill granting undocumented immigrant driver's licenses was passed by the Senate during a session at the state Capitol, in Albany, N.Y.

 

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