A Nashville judge has extended an order preventing Tennessee Department of Health officials from sharing identifying information about 400 sick and disabled kids with a state agency that collaborates with federal immigration enforcement. It is the second reprieve for children enrolled in Children’s Special Services, a safety net program for sick children who need ongoing […]
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