Minnesota lawmakers set Monday special session to finish state budget

What we know: The session will begin at 10am on Monday, per a letter signed by Walz and all four caucus leaders Friday. The list of over a dozen pieces of legislation on tap includes:

• Outstanding spending and policy bills.
• A proposal to roll back state health care access for undocumented adults.
• A bipartisan capital investment package.
• A yet-to-be-released "data center bill."

The intrigue: The final products may include changes to draft agreements released by informal working groups that leaders convened to work out differences after the Legislature adjourned its regular session without its work done.

• The special session agreement says finalized bills will be conveyed to both chambers by Monday.

What to expect: A marathon day of votes to approve hundreds of pages of new laws and appropriations, with no new amendments unless leaders sign off.

• Under the agreement, the session must adjourn by 7am on Tuesday.

Catch up fast: Leaders spent much of this week working behind closed doors to resolve a range of issues in hopes of getting the budget done by the weekend in order to avoid layoff notices going out to tens of thousands of state workers.

What we're watching: The Legislature's work for the year may not be done, even after this short special session concludes.

• Many expect lawmakers to return again as soon as the fall to address the impact of federal budget cuts.

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