Disability rights advocates welcomed the decision to avoid major health care cuts but said they are disappointed that some hard-won protections were weakened.

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The advocates oppose the legislation, which takes effect in September. The suits, filed in Illinois and New York on Thursday, contend the act discriminates against people with disabilities.

It’s unclear what the memo could mean for the state in terms of future spending decisions from the federal government.