3 Bills To Combat Illegal Immigration In Tennessee To Be Heard In Committees Next Week

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The Tennessee Conservative Staff –

Bills that will aid in the fight against illegal immigration in Tennessee will be heard by several House and Senate Committees next week. Proposed laws include bills that would sentence illegal immigrants who commit violent crimes to life behind bars, increase penalties for the transportation of illegal aliens into Tennessee, and require law enforcement agencies to report illegal aliens to the federal government. 

Following is everything you need to know to make an informed decision and to make your opinion known to legislators before their meetings on March 5th and 6th. Contact information for members of the various committees and subcommittees can be found at the end of the article.

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Sentencing Illegal Immigrants Who Commit Violent Crimes to Life Behind Bars

House Bill 1872 (HB1872) – Will be heard in the House Criminal Justice Subcommittee on March 5th.

Read more about the legislation HERE.

Increasing Penalties for the Transportation of Illegal Aliens into Tennessee

House Bill 2078 (HB2078) – Will be heard in the House Criminal Justice Subcommittee on March 5th. 

Senate Bill 2802 (SB2802) – Will be heard in the Senate Judiciary Committee on March 5th.

Read more about the legislation HERE.

Requiring Law Enforcement Agencies to Report Illegal Aliens to Feds

House Bill 2124 (HB2124) – Will be heard in the House State Government Committee on March 6th.

Senate Bill 2576 (SB2576) – Will be heard in the Senate State and Local Government Committee on March 5th.

Read more about the legislation HERE.

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To voice your support or opposition to any of the bills mentioned above, contact the members of the appropriate subcommittee and committees listed below prior to those meeting dates.

House Criminal Justice Subcommittee

Clay Doggett (R) – rep.clay.doggett@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-7476

Elaine Davis (R) – rep.elaine.davis@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2287

Monty Fritts (R) – rep.monty.fritts@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-7658

John Gillespie (R) – rep.john.gillespie@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-8201

G.A. Hardaway (D) – rep.ga.hardaway@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-5625

Dan Howell (R) – rep.dan.howell@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-7799

Bud Hulsey (R) – rep.bud.hulsey@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2886

Gloria Johnson (D) – rep.gloria.johnson@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2031

William Lamberth (R) – rep.william.lamberth@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1980

Debra O. Moody (R) – rep.debra.moody@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-3774

Lowell Russell (R) – rep.lowell.russell@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-3736

Joe Towns, Jr. (D) – rep.joe.towns@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2189

Rep.clay.doggett@capitol.tn.gov, rep.elaine.davis@capitol.tn.gov, rep.monty.fritts@capitol.tn.gov, rep.john.gillespie@capitol.tn.gov, rep.ga.hardaway@capitol.tn.gov, rep.dan.howell@capitol.tn.gov, rep.bud.hulsey@capitol.tn.gov, rep.gloria.johnson@capitol.tn.gov, rep.william.lamberth@capitol.tn.gov, rep.debra.moody@capitol.tn.gov, rep.lowell.russell@capitol.tn.gov, rep.joe.towns@capitol.tn.gov

Senate Judiciary Committee

Todd Gardenhire (R) – sen.todd.gardenhire@capitol.tn.gov  – (615)7 41-6682

Sara Kyle (D) – sen.sara.kyle@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4167

London Lamar (D) – sen.london.lamar@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2509

Jon Lundberg (R) – sen.jon.lundberg@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-5761

Kerry Roberts (R) – sen.kerry.roberts@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4499

Paul Rose (R) – sen.paul.rose@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1967

John Stevens (R) – sen.john.stevens@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4576

Brent Taylor (R) – sen.brent.taylor@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-3036

Dawn White (R) – sen.dawn.white@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-6853

sen.todd.gardenhire@capitol.tn.gov, sen.sara.kyle@capitol.tn.gov, sen.london.lamar@capitol.tn.gov, sen.jon.lundberg@capitol.tn.gov, sen.kerry.roberts@capitol.tn.gov, sen.paul.rose@capitol.tn.gov, sen.john.stevens@capitol.tn.gov, sen.brent.taylor@capitol.tn.gov, sen.dawn.white@capitol.tn.gov 

House State Government Committee

Rebecca Alexander (R) – rep.rebecca.alexander@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2251

Rush Bricken (R) – rep.rush.bricken@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-7448

Ed Butler (R) – rep.ed.butler@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1260

Michele Carringer (R) – rep.michele.carringer@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1721

Jesse Chism (D) – rep.jesse.chism@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-6954

Vincent Dixie (D) – rep.vincent.dixie@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1997

Rick Eldridge (R) – rep.rick.eldridge@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-6877

Kirk Haston (R) – rep.kirk.haston@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-0750

John Holsclaw (R) – rep.john.holsclaw@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-7450

Chris Hurt (R) – rep.chris.hurt@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2134

Darren Jernigan (D) – rep.darren.jernigan@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-6959

Curtis Johnson (R) – rep.curtis.johnson@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4341

Kelly Keisling (R) – rep.kelly.keisling@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-6852

Tom Leatherwood (R) – rep.tom.leatherwood@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-7084

Mary Littleton (R) – rep.mary.littleton@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-7477

Jake McCalmon (R) – rep.jake.mccalmon@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4389

Larry Miller (D) – rep.larry.miller@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4453

Justin J. Pearson (D) – rep.justin.j.pearson@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4295

Jason Powell (D) – rep.jason.powell@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-6861

Dennis Powers (R) – rep.dennis.powers@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-3335

Iris Rudder (R) – rep.iris.rudder@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-8695

Bryan Terry (R) – rep.bryan.terry@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2180

rep.rebecca.alexander@capitol.tn.gov, rep.rush.bricken@capitol.tn.gov, rep.ed.butler@capitol.tn.gov, rep.michele.carringer@capitol.tn.gov, rep.jesse.chism@capitol.tn.gov, rep.vincent.dixie@capitol.tn.gov, rep.rick.eldridge@capitol.tn.gov, rep.kirk.haston@capitol.tn.gov, rep.john.holsclaw@capitol.tn.gov, rep.chris.hurt@capitol.tn.gov, rep.darren.jernigan@capitol.tn.gov, rep.curtis.johnson@capitol.tn.gov, rep.kelly.keisling@capitol.tn.gov, rep.tom.leatherwood@capitol.tn.gov, rep.mary.littleton@capitol.tn.gov, rep.jake.mccalmon@capitol.tn.gov, rep.larry.miller@capitol.tn.gov, rep.justin.j.pearson@capitol.tn.gov, rep.jason.powell@capitol.tn.gov, rep.dennis.powers@capitol.tn.gov, rep.iris.rudder@capitol.tn.gov, rep.bryan.terry@capitol.tn.gov 

Senate State & Local Government Committee

Richard Briggs (R) – sen.richard.briggs@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1766

Ed Jackson (R) – sen.ed.jackson@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1810

Sara Kyle (D) – sen.sara.kyle@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4167

Adam Lowe (R) – sen.adam.lowe@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1946

Mark Pody (R) – sen.mark.pody@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2421

John Stevens (R) – sen.john.stevens@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4576

Page Walley (R) – sen.page.walley@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2368

Ken Yager (R) – sen.ken.yager@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1449

Jeff Yarbro (D) – sen.jeff.yarbro@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-3291

sen.richard.briggs@capitol.tn.gov, sen.ed.jackson@capitol.tn.gov, sen.sara.kyle@capitol.tn.gov, sen.adam.lowe@capitol.tn.gov, sen.mark.pody@capitol.tn.gov, sen.john.stevens@capitol.tn.gov, sen.page.walley@capitol.tn.gov, sen.ken.yager@capitol.tn.gov, sen.jeff.yarbro@capitol.tn.gov 

8 thoughts on “3 Bills To Combat Illegal Immigration In Tennessee To Be Heard In Committees Next Week

  • March 2, 2024 at 12:59 am
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    HB2078/SB2802
    As usual Tn politicians do not support Tn citizens
    MINIMUM;
    3 points Moving violation
    Driver
    $5k per illegal alien
    Driver, NGO and or vehicle owner
    8 years forbidden to drive in Tn
    Driver
    Criminal charges, Driver,NGO and or vehicle owner
    Aiding and Abetting
    30 months per illegal alien
    Driver,NGO and or vehicle owner

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    • March 2, 2024 at 10:38 pm
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      I support any law that fights illegals from coming into our state or country.0

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  • March 2, 2024 at 2:06 pm
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    Why in the hell aren’t these Illegal Invaders/ Drug Dealers/ Human Trafficker’s/Terrorists/ Criminals of all sorts/ Mental Institute let outs and foreign soldiers not OUT of Tennessee Already for crying out loud ? Is Bill Lee another China Joe colluder ?

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    • March 4, 2024 at 1:34 pm
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      I SO AGREE why are they not sent back the same week they are arrested, why are not the thousand’s being sent back. WHY because the DEMOCRATS want make new voters out of them. AND we will pick up the cost of them being here. WE have to be the dumbest people in the world for letting oir sorry government get by with this CRAP .

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  • March 2, 2024 at 5:08 pm
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    VigPat,
    billee is no different than Haslam, bredeson or Alexander
    They all go after fed d$llars, even w.strings attached, so the can say the Tn budget is not being raided.
    It’s always in the 2nd term when they go sideways, TN has not had a conservative governor in generations.
    Personally, I’d really like to see the governor term changed to one 6 year term in office.

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  • March 3, 2024 at 2:19 pm
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    All that allow this invasion of illegal aliens are now accessory to their crimes.
    NGO’s should not receive any taxpayer money. They only use that money to break Federal and International Law.
    Question that should be asked is what politicians and NGO’s are behind this invasion.
    Hell, in days past they would have been charged with Sedition, Subversion, Accessory to Drug Trafficking, Accessory to Human Trafficking, Accessory to Gun Trafficking, Act of War and High Treason.
    Far too many of the politicians feel they are queens and kings to rule over the lands as they wish.
    Politicians are no more than the servants of the Citizens.

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    • March 4, 2024 at 1:36 pm
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      VERY WELL SAID and we sit week after week and let the people we elect not do a thing about sending these people back to where ever they came from

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