Legislation

This bill would have required local law enforcement to enforce immigration law. It would have prohibited localities from enacting laws, ordinances or policies that prevented enforcement of federal immigration law.

This bill would have prohibited employers from requesting wage history in making hiring and compensation decisions and from preventing employees from discussing wages or benefits.

This bill expands Medicaid coverage to 185% of the federal poverty level for 60 days post-partum, and CHIP coverage up to 300% of the federal poverty level post-partum.

The Legislature's attempt at comprehensive education reform. Through the legislative process the bill included objectionable provisions such as education savings accounts, charter schools, and police in every school.