Idaho bill that allows fines for flying Pride flags passes Senate
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Idaho bill that allows fines for flying Pride flags passes Senate
On Tuesday (24 March), the Idaho Senate passed House Bill 561, a piece of legislation which would allow the state to fine Idaho cities thousands of dollars for flying disallowed banners and flags – including the Pride flag. The bill is now headed back to the House, where it was previously passed on 5 March, before going to Republican Gov. Brad Little’s desk. Based on a 2025 law that restricted which flags were allowed and not allowed to be displ…
ACLU Takes Issue with Idaho Pride Flag Bill, Urges Governor to Veto
BOISE, ID – The ACLU of Idaho is raising concerns over a bill passed by the Idaho Senate that would fine government entities for flying flags not approved by the Legislature. House Bill 561 would impose a $2,000 daily fine per flag for violations and authorize enforcement by Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador. The legislation is widely seen as targeting the display of LGBTQ+ pride flags on government property. In a statement, the ACLU of Idaho…
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