Here’s a recap of the latest in Louisiana political news.
HB 330, authored by Rep. Edmond Jordan, would establish an income tax credit for annual homeowners’ insurance premiums. Homeowners who pay over $3,000 a year in insurance premiums would qualify for the tax break.
Sen. John “Jay” Morris III wrote SB 15, which would make it a crime to interfere with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) efforts.
The bill would also modify the obstruction of justice offense, which, according to present law, targets acts such as tampering with evidence or interfering with criminal proceedings. SB15 would add an act stating that any action done with the intent to hinder immigration enforcement qualifies as obstruction of justice.
Another bill related to immigration would require the state to communicate with ICE when someone is reaching out for public services, including food stamps and housing assistance. If the applicant is not a citizen, it would be a requirement that they be reported to ICE.
Sen. Patrick McMath wants the Department of Children and Family Services to remove junk food from the SNAP eligibility list.
Gov. Landry also filed an executive order to expedite the passing of McMath’s proposed bill.
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