Monday, January 31, 2011

Secure Arkansas Bill up for a vote Tuesday at 10am room 130!

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Arkansas Bill Update!

HB1205 The Arkansas Water Additive Accountability Act will be brought before the House Public Health, Welfare and Labor Committee Tuesday Feb 1st at 10am in room 130. This is a Secure Arkansas supported bill and the most important to deal with for this week! The Committee Agenda is below, followed by a description of what HB1205 will do.

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HB1205 is critical for the health and welfare of the citizens of Arkansas. HB1205 could be one of the most important bills filed this session. Secure Arkansas backs this bill wholeheartedly and needs your help to get it passed.

This bill circumvents rhetoric and endorsements and goes directly to accountability for the water/people treatment product delivered. In recent years there had been many inconsistencies about the contents of the products currently used for the treatment of tooth decay via the water supply. We believe that consumers have the right to know what a product contains, whether it is safe for all to consume and where it came from. Disclosure of content, contamination and origin are essential for us to have any confidence in chemicals being added to our water for treatment of any disease. HB1205 will insure that the regulations of Standard 60 (FEDERAL and STATE laws) be followed exactly. In short, it lets the facts declare themselves.
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Continue to support HB1008, the proof of citizenship for in-state tuition bill, it has been tabled pending information from The Department of Higher Education.
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Secure Arkansas has already had some success in blocking bad bills. SB3, a bill that would require translators for certain jobs was pulled! We are still keeping an eye on the sustainable development bills, but Denny Altes has promised to pull down those bills after pressure from Secure Arkansas.
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A video about chemicals in water supply.



Thursday, January 27, 2011

Videos of AR In-State Tuition for illegals fight!

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In-State Tuition for Illegal Aliens Fight

HB1008, a bill that would require proof of citizenship was debated before the Education Committee on January 27th, 2011. Several people spoke for and against the bill. The Department of Higher Education was supposed to give detailed information on a memo sent months ago about students who's enrollment had been flagged as possibly being fraudulent. The Head of the Department of Education, former Democrat Senator Shane Broadway, failed to provide that information. Below are some youtube videos that highlight important events of the Committee hearing.





















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HB1008, being debated right now! Stopping in-state tuition for illegal aliens!