Legislation

If passed, HB 1531 will require local governments and Indiana businesses to reallocate resources to ineffective immigration detention and surveillance programs.

Although HB1662 failed earlier in the legislative session, it was revived as an amendment in two other bills before ultimately failing.

This bill would require tens of thousands of Hoosier teachers to be complicit with fostering a belief in a whitewashed version of American history.

If passed, HB 1158 would strip Indiana counties of their discretionary power, forcing all county sheriffs to participate in a costly, time-consuming federal program.

This bill seeks to add guardrails around when a police officer can move witnesses back 25-feet from an active crime scene.

SB 10 seeks to solve a problem that doesn’t exist. Indiana law already ensures that only citizens vote, and there is no evidence of widespread voter registration — much less voting — by noncitizens.

STATUS: HB 1167 PASSED HOUSE SB 312 PASSED SENATE

This bill unfairly targets and criminalizes transgender Hoosiers by making it a misdemeanor for them to use the restroom consistent with their gender identity.

The bill would subject those Hoosiers convicted of rioting, criminal mischief, burglary, residential entry, or criminal trespass on state property to three-year bans for certain social support benefits or various types of public university tuition support.