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A Bill That Will Allow Those Who Traffic Minors Across State Lines For The Purposes Of Intentionally Assisting In Sex Reassignment Procedures To Face Civil Penalties By The Minor’s Parents Will Become Law In The State Of Tennessee.
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A Tennessee Bill Allowing Lawsuits Against Individuals Transporting Minors Out Of State For “Gender-Affirming” Care Without Parental Consent Passed In The House On Wednesday.
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A Bill To Extend The Amount Of Time That A Perpetrator Remains On The Tennessee Sex Offender Registry Recently Passed In The Senate But The House Bill Was Taken Off Notice.
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Tennessee State Senators Voted To Pass Legislation That Will Require Election Coordinators To Compare The Statewide Voter Registration Database With The Department Of Safety Database To Ensure That There Are No Illegal Aliens Registered To Vote.
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A Resolution Calling For Tennessee’s U.S. Lawmakers To Take Steps Towards Stopping The Taxpayer Funding Of The World Health Organization (WHO) Passed By A 71-23 Vote In The House Of Representatives On Monday.
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A Tennessee Bill Allowing Lawsuits Against Anyone Taking Minors Out Of The State Without The Consent Of Their Parents For “Gender Affirming” Care Passed In The Senate On Thursday.
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A Bill To Extend The Amount Of Time That A Perpetrator Remains On The Tennessee Sex Offender Registry Has Passed In The Senate With 30 Ayes And 0 Nays.
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A Bill To Create Year-Round Boarding Schools Or “Opportunity Public Charter Schools” For “At-Risk” Youth In Tennessee Has Been Placed Behind The Governor’s Budget In The House Finance, Ways And Means Subcommittee After Passing On The Senate Floor Just Last Week.
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As The General Session Winds To A Close Likely In The Next Couple Of Weeks, The Opportunity For A Law That Will Allow For Tennesseans To Recall Elected Leaders They Feel Have Failed To Live Up To Promises They Made When They Were Campaigning Will Again Fail To Become A Reality.
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A Bill To Extend The Amount Of Time That A Perpetrator Remains On The Tennessee Sex Offender Registry Was Recommended For Passage With Amendments On April 2nd By The Senate Judiciary Committee. However, In The House, The Bill Has Been Placed Behind Governor Lee’s Budget.
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