Tennessee Legislature Considers Bill Prohibiting Anonymous Reports Of Child Abuse Or Neglect

In 2023, Governor Lee Signed Legislation Into Law That Could Criminalize Parents Based Entirely On Anonymous Allegations. This Is Problematic When A Parent Is Falsely Accused And The DCS Gets Involved. Now Being Considered In The Tennessee Legislature HB1986/SB1797 That Seeks To Address This Issue.

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🔴 YOU Can STOP Illegal Immigration In TN! – RINOs Kill State Sovereignty Bill For 3rd Year – Locking Up Illegal Alien Criminals in TN + Fighting Mass Transportation & Mo’ in The BIG 7!

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– RINOs Kill TN State Sovereignty Bill for 3rd Year

– Locking Up Illegal Alien Criminals in TN

+ Fighting Mass Transportation & Mo’

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Bill Requiring Tennessee Law Enforcement to Report Illegal Aliens To Federal Government Passes On House Floor

A Bill To Require Local Law Enforcement Agencies In The State Of Tennessee To Report Illegal Immigrants To The Federal Government Was Passed On The Floor Of The Tennessee House Of Representatives By A 74-22 Vote On Thursday.

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Bill To Protect Visitation Rights Of Hospital Patients Heads To The Tennessee House Floor

A Tennessee Bill That Would Protect The Visitation Rights Of Hospital Patients Passed The Health Committee Yesterday In A Voice Vote And Will Now Head To The House Floor For A Final Vote.

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Tennessee Senate Committee Passes Bill To Mandate Firearm Safety Course For Public School Students

The Senate Education Committee Passed A Bill That Would Require Tennessee Students In Public Schools And Public Charter Schools To Take An Annual Handgun Safety Course.

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Tennessee Bill That Blocks 3rd-Party Data Mining Of College Student Information Passes House, Senate Unanimously

A Tennessee Bill To Prevent Third-Party Vendors Who Enter Data For The State’s Colleges From Selling That Information Has Passed In Both Chambers Of The Legislature Unanimously.

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Tennessee Bill Would Allow Murder Charges For Distributor In Fentanyl Overdose Deaths

A New Tennessee Bill Would Allow District Attorneys To Pursue Second-Degree Murder Chargers For Those Found Distributing Fentanyl That Results In Another Person’s Death.

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House And Senate Committees Pass Tennessee Bill Protecting Religious Rights For Foster, Adoptive Families

Both The House And The Senate Are Moving Forward With A Bill That Would Protect Tennessee Foster And Adoptive Families From Being Forced To Support Policies Regarding Sexual Orientation And Gender Identity That Violate The Family’s Moral Or Religious Beliefs.

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