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SB 254 is a xenophobic attempt to surveil and take away benefits from immigrants, like in-state tuition and SNAP assistance, benefits that some residents are eligible for even without US citizenship. It expands state power in ways that harm families, destabilize communities, and betray our legacy of freedom, fairness, and equal treatment under the law.
SB 254 is unnecessary, costly, and morally corrosive. Kansas can and must do better.
Take action now to tell your legislators: Protect Immigrants!
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SB244 would put into law inaccurate definitions relating to gender that will be used to discriminate broadly and create unsafe environments for trans, intersex, and gender diverse individuals. Not only would it strip all gender marker changes from Driver's Licenses, but it would also include a birth certificate ban and make both of these retroactive, requiring any current documents to be reissued by the state government.
Take action now to tell your legislators: Sustain the Governor Kelly’s veto and Protect Trans Kansans!
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HB 2438 would ban online voter registration tools unless personally endorsed by the Kansas Secretary of State and take away local control of election officials by banning them from accepting online voter registration from anywhere the SOS hasn't personally endorsed.
Take action now to tell your legislators: DON’T ban online voter registration!
Pope Francis was, first and foremost, a Christian pastor. Both words are important. He defined himself as a man who knew and loved the person of Jesus of Nazareth. For Francis, Jesus was always the center of everything. Here is how he stated it in his pivotal Apostolic Exhortation, The Joy of the Gospel…
On Tuesday, the hearings on this year’s anti trans bills – SB 63 in the Senate, HB 2071 in the House – were held. The bills impose a comprehensive ban on all gender affirming interventions for minors in Kansas…
In the original Jurassic Park, the Jeff Goldblum character famously says that the scientists “were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.” And I think we could say the same about Kansas’ legislative leadership this year…