Legislators

New York Legislators Propose Stricter Laws to Combat Rising Squatter Incidents

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New York legislators are currently pushing for new laws to address the issue of “squatting” following a series of recent clashes between squatters and homeowners. Squatting refers to the act of occupying a piece of land or a building without legal ownership or permission. It involves individuals living on the property without paying rent or having any lawful documentation stating their ownership. The lenient squatting laws in New York State have come under scrutiny due to several incidents involving squatters. In the state, if a squatter has been living in a home for 30 days, … Read more

Alabama Legislators Strike a Blow to Diversity and Inclusion Programs on College Campuses

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Montgomery, Alabama – The Alabama Legislature recently passed SB129, a new law set to go into effect on October 1st that will eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) offices from college campuses and other public entities. This legislation is one of 11 anti-DEI bills passed across nine states since the beginning of 2023. It is a move that threatens the progress made towards fostering inclusivity and understanding within educational institutions. Governor Kay Ivey defended the law and criticized DEI initiatives as a platform for liberal politics, stating, “I refuse to allow a few bad actors … Read more

Georgia Legislators Pass Stringent Immigration Regulations Following Tragic Student Fatality

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ATLANTA, Georgia – Lawmakers in Georgia have recently passed stricter regulations on immigration, spurred by the tragic killing of a student. The new rules aim to clamp down on undocumented immigrants and bolster public safety. The legislation, known as the “Georgia Immigration Enforcement Act,” has been a subject of intense debate among politicians and citizens alike. Under the new law, local law enforcement officers will face increased pressure to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. They will be granted expanded powers to detain individuals suspected of being in the country illegally. Moreover, the legislation requires businesses … Read more

Massachusetts Legislators Gather at Anna Maria College to Advocate for Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care

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Paxton, Massachusetts – On February 15, Anna Maria College and the Molly Bish Center hosted their 3rd Annual Legislative Breakfast, focusing on the protection of vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly. The event brought together senators and representatives from Massachusetts to express their support for proposed legislation regarding Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia. The legislators in attendance included Representative David LeBoeuf, Representative Meghan Kilcoyne, Representative James J. O’Day, Representative Danielle Gregoire, as well as representatives from the staff of representative David Muradian, Jr. and senator Ryan Fattman. During the Legislative Breakfast, the proposed legislation … Read more