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Anna Barrett
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Reporter, Alabama Daily News
Alabama, Carrollton
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Montgomery, Alabama Education Reporter at Alabama Reflector Former Intern at Alabama Daily News Former News Editor at The Chanticleer
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By Anna Barrett Verified|Chattanooga Times Free PressVerifiedThe Alabama House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday that would allow local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration laws. House Bill 7, sponsored by Rep. Ernie Yarbrough, R-Trinity, would give sheriff's deputies and police officers authority to arrest and detain individuals who are not authorized to be in the U.S. and to transfer them to the custody of federal law enforcement. "This bill will be key to the process of securing the safety of our communities.
By Anna Barrett Verified, Alander Rocha Verified|Montgomery AdvertiserVerifiedTensions mount in Alabama Legislature as Republicans ram bills throughTensions mounted in the Alabama Legislature Thursday as Republicans pushed through several bills dealing with religion and targeting LGBTQ+ Alabamians and immigrants. The legislation passed despite attempts from minority Democrats in both chambers to counter passage of the legislation. In the Senate, the majority GOP used cloture petitions and procedural moves to effectively prevent Democrats from debating the measures.
By Anna Barrett Verified|Alabama ReflectorVerifiedby Anna Barrett, Alabama Reflector April 18, 2025 The Alabama House of Representatives passed an expansion of the state’s “Don’t Say Gay” law on Thursday. HB 244, sponsored by Rep. Mack Butler, R-Rainbow City, would prohibit public school teachers at all grade levels from teaching or discussing gender identity or sexuality, an expansion from K-5. The legislation also prohibits the display of pride flags and insignia in the classroom.
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Alabama Daily News