Mackenzie Opposes Bill Allowing Immigrants in the Country Illegally to Obtain Driver’s Licenses
Representative Ryan Mackenzie from the 187th Legislative District of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives has voiced strong opposition to House Bill 769, which would permit immigrants in the country illegally to obtain driver's licenses. Mackenzie expressed his concerns regarding the legislation, citing various reasons for his disapproval."A driver’s license is one of the privileges of being an American citizen, but this bill would also grant that same privilege to those who enter the country illegally, which is simply wrong. I am strongly opposed to the legislation...
Coleman Votes for Bill Approved by Senate to Combat Recent Trend of Hoax Threats at Local Schools
Senator Jarrett Coleman has taken a stand against the recent trend of hoax threats at local schools by voting for a bill approved by the state Senate. The legislation aims to enhance criminal penalties for those convicted of making false threats against schools and higher education institutions. "The sick people who submit these false threats should face significant repercussions and have to pay – figuratively and literally – for their crime," said Senator Coleman. "Students and teachers should be able to focus their attention on learning without being distracted by...
Veterans Assistance Appointments Available for April, Says Mackenzie
Rep. Ryan Mackenzie of the 187th Legislative District in Pennsylvania has announced that veterans assistance appointments are now open for scheduling on Friday, April 12, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The appointments will take place at Mackenzie's office located in the Lower Macungie Township Administration Building on 3402 Brookside Road.According to Mackenzie, veterans or their dependents can arrange a face-to-face meeting with an American Legion service officer during these appointments. This opportunity allows individuals to address concerns, seek clarification on...
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