GOP lawmakers advance bill to strip gender identity protections from Iowa civil rights law
While hundreds of protesters chanted and yelled in the Iowa Capitol Rotunda Monday morning, House Republicans advanced legislation that would remove gender identity from the Iowa Civil Rights Act in an unprecedented move to repeal civil rights protections for transgender Iowans that have been in place for nearly two decades.
The bill's GOP supporters said it would help keep communities safe, while dozens of immigrant rights advocates came to the ...
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Immigrant rights advocates filled a subcommittee room at the Iowa Capitol Thursday as tensions flared over a new immigration ...
Iowa House Republican lawmakers Thursday introduced House Study Bill 242, which would remove gender identity as a protected ...
Iowa Republican lawmakers are seeking to remove an exemption in Iowa's obscenity law that protects libraries and educational ...
Former State Representative Brad Sherman, a pastor from Williamsburg, has announced he will seek the Republican Party’s 2026 ...
Sherman, a pastor from Williamsburg, was an early endorser of Republican President Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 GOP ...
Brad Sherman, a former one-term Republican state lawmaker formally announced plans on Monday to run for Iowa governor, ...
Leaders from across the political spectrum condemned Patriot Front, after the white supremacist group marched Saturday in Des ...
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