David Beasley

2 days ago | wataugademocrat.com | David Beasley

By David Beasley | The Center Square contributor (The Center Square) - Enhanced cooperation by law from North Carolina lawmen with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a step closer to a full floor vote in the state Senate. The Criminal Illegal Alien Enforcement Act, known also as House Bill 318, advanced from the Judiciary Committee in the Senate on Wednesday. Next stop is the Rules Committee.

2 days ago | thecentersquare.com | David Beasley

(The Center Square) – Enhanced cooperation by law from North Carolina lawmen with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a step closer to a full floor vote in the state Senate. The Criminal Illegal Alien Enforcement Act, known also as House Bill 318, advanced from the Judiciary Committee in the Senate on Wednesday. Next stop is the Rules Committee. Under the legislation, local law enforcement could not release the suspect until 48 hours after ICE is notified.

3 days ago | wataugademocrat.com | David Beasley

By David Beasley | The Center Square contributor (The Center Square) - Legislative approval for any new regulation creating more than an estimated $20 million in economic impact over five years is in a proposal a step away from a full floor vote in the North Carolina Senate. NC REINS Act, known also as Senate Bill 290 with companion House Bill 402, got an amendment from the Regulatory Reform Committee on Wednesday and is now on to the Rules Committee.

3 days ago | thecentersquare.com | David Beasley

(The Center Square) – Legislative approval for any new regulation creating more than an estimated $20 million in economic impact over five years is in a proposal a step away from a full floor vote in the North Carolina Senate. NC REINS Act, known also as Senate Bill 290 with companion House Bill 402, got an amendment from the Regulatory Reform Committee on Wednesday and is now on to the Rules Committee.

3 days ago | washingtonexaminer.com | David Beasley |Peter Cordi

(The Center Square) – A group of residents and elected officials from the hurricane ravaged Swannanoa area on Tuesday thanked the North Carolina House of Representatives for passing a relief package and urged the Senate to quickly follow suit. “Western Carolina cannot wait for more aid,” said Rep. Lindsey Prather, D-Buncombe.