War Powers, Library Books, Immigration

SOCM Communications
Apr 7
1 min read

Guests Lindsey Doss (Public School Strong) and Theda Murray (SOCM) discuss public-school advocacy and a contested library collections policy, including removing ALA guidance and banning transgender-related materials. Trey Primrose explains Sumner Advocates for Immigrant Dignity (Sumner AID) immigrant-rights work, ICE activity concerns, petitions to end a 287(g) contract, and HB 793 amendments shifting from tuition/records to counting undocumented students. Listen to the full podcast episode from The Loyal Opposition.

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