Reverses a D.C. law, bringing back older rules for city residents.
This bill would cancel a law passed in 2022 called the Human Rights Sanctuary Amendment Act. If passed, this means the rules that were in place before that 2022 law would become active again for people living in Washington, D.C. The exact impact on residents depends on what the 2022 law did and what the older laws covered.
Today, the Human Rights Sanctuary Amendment Act of 2022 (D.C. Law 24-257) is in effect in Washington, D.C., having changed some local laws. If this bill passes, that 2022 law would be canceled, and the original laws it changed or repealed would be put back into effect.
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