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Up to 70 California nursing home inmates could be sent back to prison as a result of a Medicaid change.

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Category: The Washington Newsday

Up to 70 California nursing home inmates could be sent back to prison as a result of a Medicaid change.

According to the Department of Justice, Alabama has yet to fix its prisons, where 33 inmates have died in the last three years.

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