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Happy Saturday! Here are the top 5 stories from this week on ALPolitics.com: 1. Alabama Lawmakers Advance Bill Expanding Legal Immunity for Police Officers - On February 28, 2025, Alabama legislators moved forward with a bill designed to broaden the legal protections for law enforcement officers. Despite concerns from
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Marshall’s mismanagement doesn’t stop with his obsession over this case. Despite being Alabama’s top law enforcement official, he’s been notoriously absent from his office, spending an inordinate amount of time in Washington, D.C.
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Despite concerns, supporters like Republican Representative Rex Reynolds assert that the bill is necessary to ensure officer safety and provide clarity in legal proceedings involving law enforcement personnel.
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Paschal, a strong advocate for parental rights, said the legislation is about ensuring fairness in the child welfare system.
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Ms. Combs told ALPolitics.com that she was disturbed by what she perceived as a blatant and serious threat, and immediately contacted Mr. Carico.
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Despite growing public pressure, a Medicaid expansion bill has yet to be introduced this session.
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Democrats and Republicans alike backed the measure, signaling a shared concern over violent crime.
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"This budget resolution is a critical step toward helping President Trump deliver on his America First promise to the American people." - Rep. Barry Moore
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The Biden-era financial allocations are now under intense scrutiny.
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Gun rights organization Bama Carry has strongly condemned the bill, arguing that it does more harm than good.
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"Reducing our concentration in Washington allows us to better serve and protect communities nationwide." - FBI Director Kash Patel
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Why does Alabama have 27% more State employees per capita than Texas? Can someone explain that to me, please?