Legislation

This bill requires law enforcement officers to identify themselves by name, badge, and agency when making an arrest, and to provide the legal authority under which they are acting.

This bill makes it clear: no state or local facilities, no tax dollars, no infrastructure in Wisconsin can be used to detain people solely because of their immigration status.

Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP) suits are frivolous lawsuits intended to punish speech protected by the First Amendment.

This bill establishes a civil cause of action against a health care provider who “performs a gender transition procedure” on a minor who is “injured."

This bill establishes a felony criminal penalty for a physician who fails to preserve “a child born alive” following an abortion procedure.

This constitutional amendment eliminates the constitutional restriction that only a marriage between one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage in this state.

This bill allows law enforcement agencies in a first-class city (presently only Milwaukee) to use automated speed enforcement cameras and red light cameras to detect traffic signal violations.

This bill creates an avenue for people to sue government entities (or individuals acting under the authority of the government) in state court for violating their civil rights.

This bill establishes English as the official state language and will create barriers for LEP (Limited English Proficiency) individuals.