Rep. Justin Humphrey, R-Lane, released today a list of his legislation that did not advance from the House of Representatives by the March 14 third-reading deadline for bills from their chamber of origin. Here is what Oklahoma lost from political manipulations of our elected legislature.
House Bill 3086, would have required all Oklahoma school and university board members to be United States citizens.
“I received credible reports that China is working to place Chinese nationals on our major university boards,” Humphrey said. “I authored a bill to require boards members to be U.S. citizens, but the bill was not heard. This makes it harder for us to stop foreign nationals form serving on our school boards.”
House Bill 3133, would have resulted in cartel and gang members trafficking in fentanyl being charged as terrorists.
“Cartels are intentionally distributing fentanyl to kill Americans,” Humphrey said. “I received reports that approximately 107,0000 Americans were killed last year due to fentanyl. I am truly mystified why anyone would oppose legislation that would declare cartel or gang members trafficking fentanyl terrorists.”