Laura Guido/Idaho Capital Sun
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The federal agency also finalized new rules limiting public comment. The changes have sparked concern from public lands advocates. -
Republicans are divided on the issue, but the upcoming election and increasing pressure from the White House may shift the debate -
Idaho Democratic legislative leaders say the Republican supermajority cut some state services to the bone to fix a self-inflicted budget issue. -
The House passed a competing bill to create a March presidential primary -
The nearly $200M Idaho received from federal One Big Beautiful Bill has been in limbo. -
Police and sheriff associations opposed 287(g) program bill, calling it an overstep of state government -
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Report outlines economic output of unauthorized immigrant workforce. Multiple immigration bills were introduced in the state Legislature last week. -
Further cuts to suicide prevention, mental health, child welfare are likely to have long-term consequences, top official says -
Former solicitor general, Heritage Foundation fellow help lawmakers write legislation on E-Verify, counting undocumented people in prisons, schools, and auditing refugee resettlement program
