Here’s a look at the most harmful bills to your freedom and pocketbook in Illinois. Representative democracy works best when people are informed and involved. Discover the things being proposed that need opposition from citizens like you.
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HB 3751 – Allows Non-Citizens to Become Police Officers
An individual who is not a citizen but is legally authorized to work in the United States under federal law…
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HB 2862 – New Employer requirements for Hiring Temporary Workers During a Strike or for 90 days or longer
This bill requires temporary staffing agencies to provide their temporary day laborers with knowledge about any strikes going on at…
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SB 40 – Expands EV Charging Mandates on Housing
This bill requires that all new single-family homes and multifamily residential buildings with designated parking spaces be built with a…
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HB 1596 – Gender Neutral Language in State Statutes
This bill makes various revisions to public law in order to remove references to the gender binary. For example, the…
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SB 1817 – Denies Landlord or Seller From Asking About Immigration Status
This bill makes it a civil rights violation for one to deny a person access to real estate or refuse…
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HB 3882 – Illegals Given Standard Driver License
This bill changes license requirements such that illegal immigrants, the likes of whom could already be given a temporary vehicle…
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HB3326 – Forbids Using ALPR Information to Track Illegals or Women Seeking Abortion from Other States
This bill prohibits the users of automated license plate readers from releasing ALPR information to other states such that they…
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SB 1909 – Forbids Free Speech of Pregnancy Centers
This bill prohibits pregnancy centers from advertising that they offer certain pregnancy-related services and from inducing an individual to enter…
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SB2090
This bill requires Cook County to set up polling places at the county jails.







