Alaska Lawmakers: Packed Schedule, Budgets & Education Bills
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Alaska lawmakers dive into a packed week, starting Monday, March 2nd, with floor sessions and committee hearings on budgets, education, and federal issues. Key topics include waiving a $100,000 visa fee for H-one-B teachers and debates on sharing voter data with the DOJ. Finance committees take center stage, reviewing supplemental budgets and considering retirement benefit changes. Healthcare costs, child services, and mental health access for teens are also discussed. Midweek brings oil and gas action, with Cook Inlet lease bids and election data sharing discussions. The week concludes with tribal business investments, SNAP and Medicaid changes, and Arctic cooperation resolutions. Schedules may shift, so check the legislature website for updates.
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