Ramos bill to protecting Native American religious freedom heads to Senate
Assemblymember Ramos presents AB 1881 on Assembly Floor:
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All nine Ramos bills in critical Appropriations Committee approved
SACRAMENTO—Children and youth, mental health services, public safety, and clarifying Native American rights and protections authored by Assemblymember James C. Ramos (D-45) are moving forward in the legislative process today after passage from the Assembly Appropriations “suspense file.”
Ramos stated, “This 2026 package focuses on my priorities since election to office – families, public safety and correcting past inequities against California Native Americans.”
Measures moving forward from the Assembly Suspense file are:
