Blount County holds a public meeting to discuss immigration and voting rights, H.R. 22 and Senate Bill 0836

SOCM Communications
Sep 18
1 min read

A public town meeting at the Blount County Court House on Aug. 23 opened dialogue about immigration and voting rights in Tennessee.

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