The Tennessee Legislature returns to Nashville tomorrow with where the Education Freedom Act, Immigration, Minimum Wage and Health Care are being considered.
There’s a major push for school vouchers is a focus for Governor Bill Lee and Republican leadership.
Immigration legislation is being considered that would require all state and local government employers to use E-Verify for work authorization.
A controversial proposal explores allowing schools to block undocumented children from enrolling in a Tennessee school.
Some members of the House want to raise the Minimum Wage from $7.25 to $20 an hour and the Democratic lawmakers are prioritizing expanded healthcare access and affordability.
Legislators serving Obion and Weakley Counties locally are State Representatives Chris Hurt, Rusty Grills and Tandy Darby and State Senator John Stevens.
