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Pritzker’s latest orders relax some COVID testing, mask mandates in medical facilities

It’s now been more than two years and seven months of consecutive COVID-19 executive orders from Gov. J.B. Pritzker. This past weekend, Pritzker reissued another disaster proclamation that lasts past the election expiring Nov. 12. He’s issued one every month since March 2020. “The updated executive order removes the weekly testing requirements for unvaccinated healthcare … Pritzker’s latest orders relax some COVID testing, mask mandates in medical facilities Read More »

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