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U.S. House GOP Seeks Transparency On Number Of Foreign Nationals In U.S. Illegally
A Group Of 17 Congressional Republicans is Calling On Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas To Provide Information On “The Total Number Of Illegal Aliens Currently Residing Within The United States.”
Tennessee Joins 22 Other States In Calling On Congress To Defund UN Agency With Ties To Terrorism
The Tennessee Attorney General Has Joined A Coalition Of 23 Attorneys General, Led By Utah And South Carolina, In Calling On Congress To Permanently Defund A United Nations Agency After Learning Of Its Ties To The Terrorist Organization Hamas.
Jon Lundberg Running For Reelection: A Look At His Voting Record
Tennessee State Senator Jon Lundberg (R-Bristol-District 4), Who Is Seeking Reelection, Has A Lot To Answer For In His Voting Record As A Republican In Tennessee. Much Of His Voting Record Does Not Reflect The Conservative Decision-Making That His Constituents Would Expect From Someone With An “R” After Their Name.
Becky Massey Running For Reelection: A Look At Her Voting Record
Self-Proclaimed Conservative Republican, Senator Becky Massey (R-Knoxville-District 6), Is Running For Reelection In 2024 But Her Voting Record Is Not Winning Her Very Many Points Amongst Conservatives As She Faces Opposition By Way Of Conservative Candidate Monica Irvine In The Upcoming Election.
Todd Gardenhire Running For Reelection: A Look At His Voting Record
Senator Todd Gardenhire (R-Chattanooga-District 10), Who Has Been In Office Since 2013, Is Once Again Seeking Reelection This Year, And Asking Those In His District To Send Him Back For Another 4-Year Term. A Look At His Recent Voting Record Shows That While He Is A Republican, He Is Far
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Patsy Hazlewood Running For Reelection: A Look At Her Voting Record
Representative Patsy Hazlewood (R-Signal Mountain-District 27) Is Running For Reelection In 2024. A Look At Her Recent Voting Record Shows That While She Is A Republican, She Is Far From Being A True Conservative.
A Stack Of Late-Session Bills Is Making Its Way Through The Signing Process Before They Can Become Law In Tennessee. Bills Must Pass The Legislature, Get Enrolled And Signed By House Speaker Cameron Sexton And Lieutenant Gov. Randy McNally Before Being Sent To Lee.
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Two Years After Doing An End-Around On The Legislature, The Tennessee Department Of Correction Appears Ready To Resurrect Community Corrections Programs With $11 Million In Funding And A New Contract, According To A State Senator.
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West Virginia And Indiana Are Leading A Group Of 25 States, Including Tennessee, Asking For The U.S. Court Of Appeals For The District Of Columbia To Declare The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s New Rule On Coal, Natural Gas And Oil Power Plants To Be Declared Unlawful.
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Major League Baseball Is Not Planning To Begin An Expansion Process Until 2029, Commissioner Rob Manfred Said. That Means Nashville Will Not Have An Expansion Team Until At Least 2030 And Likely After That At Earliest.
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The Tennessee Attorney General Has Joined A Coalition Of 23 Attorneys General, Led By Utah And South Carolina, In Calling On Congress To Permanently Defund A United Nations Agency After Learning Of Its Ties To The Terrorist Organization Hamas.
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This Year The General Assembly Tweaked Tennessee’s Grandparent Visitation Statute Found In Tennessee Code. This Is Not New Nor Does It Make A Substantial Change To The Prior Law That Was First Passed In 1985 And Amended Nine Times Since. Although There Is Great Empathy, And Likely Social Value, In Children Being Able To Maintain A Relationship With Their Grandparents, The Question Remains When Should Grandparents Rights Trump The Inalienable Constitutional Right To Parent?
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A Sanitation Company Based In Somerville, Tennessee Will Have To Pay Civil Penalties Following A Judgment By A Federal Court For Having Children Employed To Do Hazardous Tasks In Two Facilities Responsible For Slaughtering And Meatpacking.
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In January Of This Year, Under The Radar Of Many Tennesseans, Gov. Bill Lee (R-TN) Ended An Expedited Clemency Program For Individuals Sentenced Under A Previous Iteration Of Tennessee’s Drug-Free School Zone Law.
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Legislation That Authorizes Tennessee Teachers To Carry Handguns On Campus Has Been Signed By Governor Bill Lee And Given A Public Chapter Number, But No School District Has Expressed That They Are On Board With The Policy Change.
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