At the end of the legislative session this year, Colorado lawmakers solve major legislative issues, from total safety to labor unions and immigration.
Total safety
Thursday, Colorado, Governor Jared Polis, has sown water but still signs a controversial anti -automatic limited legislation.
In the original form Senate bill 25-003 It would have been banned, including the anti -automatic pistol with a gas surgery with the manufacture, distribution, transmission, sales or purchase, or separate ammunition magazine of the “specified semi -automatic firearm” including semi -automatic rifles and shotguns. In February, however, the Colorado Senate Democratic Party revised the bill so that the buyer can first sell the gun when the training course is taken.
This process should include information on mental illness, Colorado’s timely law, victim’s perception and empathy. Before taking the course, the applicant must receive a crime background and get a gun safety process.
This bill does not affect the guns already owned by Coloradans, and instead adds a limit to new purchases of certain gas driving semi -automatic guns that accept separate magazines.
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Police signs a semi -automatic total restriction bill with water
“It was clear that this law was not a ban, and I was opposed to the ban on firearms.” “Proper total safety education and training are the main factors of public safety and responsible total ownership.”
SB25-003 It was one of the most popular bills in this year’s legislative session.
“This bill is based on our promises to improve public safety, reduce firearms and support free,” Police said.
Tom Sullivan, Senator Tom Sullivan, who lost his son in the 2012 Aurora Cinema Shooting Senator Tom Sullivan, Tom SULLIVAN, a member of the D-Aurora State Senator who lost his son in the 2012 Aurora cinema shooting in 2012 Julie Gonzales, D-Denver, MEG Froelich, D-Englewood, Andrew Boesenecker, Andrew Boesenecker, D-Fort Collins was one of the main sponsors of this bill.
The bill was supported by a progressive group, including VET VOICE FOUNDATION.
Harrison Tarter, head of Vet Voice Foundation and US Army Veteran, Harrison Tarter, “This is a well -thinking legislation.”
However, the opponents of the SB-003, including RMGO (Rocky Mountain Gun owner), call this attack on the second amendment.
“They once again hitting the chip in the amendment,” said Rocky Mountain Gun.
Abortion
The Governor is expected to sign the action soon (Senate bill 25-183) Implementation of 79 amended approved by voters in November.
It will collect abortion protection in the Colorado Constitution and release the ban on public funds for abortion.
Karen Middleton, chairman of Karen Middleton, president of the Colorado abortion, Cobalt, said, “The passage of the November 5th amendment 79 presented an exclamation mark on the commands that voters gave us.
Main budget
Colorado lawmakers were finalized on Thursday. The House of Representatives also passed dozens of related budget bills, including cuts of multiple weekly programs to fill the $ 1.2 billion budget deficit.
The budget package passed the Colorado Senate last week.
“Everyone is not satisfied with what we did, and there is a program that people don’t do so.
The budget proposal must now go to the Joint Budget Committee for review before heading to the Governor’s desk.
The Colorado Republic said the state will face a bigger nightmare next year.
Senator Barbara Kirkmeyer of R-Brighton said, “We continued to spend and overtime over a year.
Main labor
Three weeks before the end of this year’s session, lawmakers must decide on the fate of the bill to check Colorado’s labor law.
Senate bill 25-005Also known as the Workers’ Protection Act will remove the second election requirements for the union before negotiating the contract.
Ben Ulrich, who supports the bill, said, “We will modernize our labor law and make it more consistent with other states.”
“For 80 years, we had this law in this book that benefited both employers and unions in this book, and suddenly I want to change it,” said Jesse Mallory, who opposes the bill.
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Protection of uncomfortable immigrants
Lawmakers will consider new legislation to protect immigrant immigrants from deportation.
Senate bill 25-276 Restrict the access of US immigration and tariff enforcement (ICE) for the school and prison in Colorado and restrict the disclosure of personal information.
“In Colorado, D-Denver’s Julie Gonzales,” D-Denver, said, “In Colorado, there is no control over what ice does, but in Colorado, we can control what we do and what we do.
The bill developed from the first committee and headed to the second committee on Friday.
Legislative meetings will be available on May 7.
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