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Idaho House passes bill to nullify local LGBTQ+ protections

Senate · Boise

Idaho House passes bill to nullify local LGBTQ+ protections

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

BOISE, Idaho (KIFI) — The Idaho House of Representatives approved legislation Thursday that would strip 13 cities of their ability to enforce local anti-discrimination ordinances protecting LGBTQ+ residents. House Bill 557, titled the "Uniformity in Local Antidiscrimination Ordinances Act," passed in a 53-16 vote and now heads to the State Senate for consideration. If passed, the bill would prohibit cities and counties from enforcing civil right…See the Story

Idaho lawmakers weigh additional state agency budget cuts beyond governor's proposal

Idaho lawmakers weigh additional state agency budget cuts beyond governor's proposal

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Idaho lawmakers face uncertainty as the Joint Finance Appropriations Committee considers additional budget cuts beyond what Idaho Governor Brad Little already requested to balance the state budget.The committee will vote on Friday on whether to implement an extra 1% to 2% cut to state agencies on top of the 3% reduction the governor already proposed.READ MORE | Idaho governor defends budget protecting education from cuts as lawmakers seek reduct…See the Story

Longtime Human Rights Commissioner Fired by Governor After Social Media Posts Critical of ICE

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Idaho

Longtime Human Rights Commissioner Fired by Governor After Social Media Posts Critical of ICE

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

After more than 30 years on the Idaho Human Rights Commission, Estella Zamora was terminated this week after Gov. Brad Little withdrew her re-appointment without warning. Her termination and Little’s withdrawal came amid a social media and conservative blogger uproar…See the Story

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