Legislation

An extreme attempt to restrict youth's protected rights to expression. This is the third iteration of a social transitioning ban bill, replacing HB 739 and HB 572.

An attempt to request that the U.S. Supreme Court overturn marriage equality. This memorial would not create or change law.

Would establish the Idaho E-Verify Act—a bureaucratic “prove yourself to work” system that hurts ordinary people.

HB 700 would make it a misdemeanor for an employer to knowingly employ, recruit, or refer unauthorized workers in Idaho.

HB 704 contains all the mandatory E-Verify requirements and escalating penalties of HB 584, but eliminates every protection and carve-out. This makes it the most dangerous of the four E-Verify bills.

Would mandate a statewide E-Verify system where employers would have to verify new hires through a "prove yourself to work" system that hurts ordinary people.

Replaced HB 606. Would make it a crime for a trans person to enter a public bathroom that aligns with their gender identity.

Replaced HB 572. An extreme attempt to restrict youth’s protected rights to expression that would prohibit “secretive” social transitioning.

Replaced HB 693. Would create criminal offenses for anyone who "conceals, harbors, or shields" undocumented immigrants.