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Iowa Republican lawmakers have voted to remove gender identity as a protected class in the Iowa Civil Rights Act, ending 18 years of legal protections for transgender Iowans in state law. The bill awaits Gov. Kim Reynolds' signature. https://t.co/BfrPO8CvFz

Iowans flood Capitol to speak on bill removing gender identity from Iowa Civil Rights Act. https://t.co/BfrPO8BXQ1

Hundreds of Iowans are filling the Iowa Capitol rotunda this morning as a line of people waiting to get in stretches outside the building ahead of a hearing on a bill removing civil rights protections for transgender Iowans. https://t.co/YFVKuTQdEK

Major Iowa employers and business groups, whose opposition helped sink past bills to remove gender identity from the Iowa Civil Rights Act, are staying silent this year as Republicans prepare to vote today to strip trans civil rights protections from law. https://t.co/UDhIowGV4D

Iowa House lawmakers advanced a bill to remove civil rights protections for transgender people from the Iowa Civil Rights Act, as hundreds of protesters chanted "trans rights are human rights" and officers escorted several people out in handcuffs. https://t.co/m82Vty2Wpn

Iowa House lawmakers will hold a subcommittee at 11 a.m. today on a bill that would remove gender identity as a protected class in the Iowa Civil Rights Act, which protects against discrimination in housing, employment and public accommodations. https://t.co/t8OcUQkADb

Iowa House Republicans have introduced a wide-ranging bill that would remove protections against discrimination for transgender people from the Iowa Civil Rights Act. Speaker Pat Grassley said House Republicans will give the bill "full consideration." https://t.co/H4mjiN4Yjt

When Pat Grassley took the reins as Iowa House speaker in 2019, it was "a coin toss" whether Republicans would keep their majority in the 2020 election. Now, Grassley leads the largest GOP House majority in 50 years. Here's how he keeps them together. https://t.co/GWWAFX2iSO

Iowa state Rep. Martin Graber, a Republican from Fort Madison, died unexpectedly Friday morning. He was 72. Graber was serving his third term representing House District 100 in southeast Iowa. He was a 32-year Iowa National Guard member. https://t.co/20Ke2iAmZt

Gov. Kim Reynolds talked about her plans for an Iowa DOGE, using budget surplus funds to make up for state revenue dipping due to tax cuts, Medicaid work requirements and her preschool initiative in a 1-on-1 interview Thursday. https://t.co/pgNFgPNnRe

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