States push immigration bills amid waning momentum
Lawmakers in at least eight states sponsor bills similar to Oklahoma's tough immigration law restricting drivers licenses and public benefits while boosting police cooperation with federal authorities. Experts say high costs and public opposition likely stall most measures, with Virginia and Florida seeing limited support as sessions end. Federal inaction spurs state actions in an election year.
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Federation For American Immigration Reform
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Florida
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National Conference of State Legislatures
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Colorado
Lawmakers split on coal plant bill amid climate concerns
Kansas lawmakers from Douglas County split over a Holcomb coal plant bill as Republicans defend the project as environmentally sound. Sen Hensley and Lawrence reps oppose, citing CO2 emissions, while backers argue the plants will create jobs, accelerate wind energy, and improve regional power. Sloan seeks a greener path with renewable provisions and a study commission.
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Eudora
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Tom Holland
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Rebate notices cost 42 million in tax refund push
Democrats attack Bush admin over a 42 million mailer to inform about $600 single or $1200 couple rebates as part of a 168 billion stimulus. IRS will mail in May after 2007 refunds. notices urge filing a return to qualify for partial or full rebates with income caps and exclusions noted.
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IRS
Keith Hennessey
National Economic Council
Treasury
Hennessey
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