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The Georgia House voted Monday to define antisemitism in state law, a move supporters say would help prosecutors and other officials identify hate crimes and illegal discrimination targeting Jewish people.
Dozens of bills cleared a key legislative deadline Monday, with some controversial measures -- like a ban on some gender-affirming care -- squeaking by as the clock wound down.
ATLANTA – The state House of Representatives passed legislation Monday defining antisemitism and incorporating it into Georgia’s 2020 hate crimes law. House Bill 30, which passed 136-22, would establish as
The Georgia House has voted to define antisemitism in the state law. The measure could help officials identify future hate crimes against Jewish people.
The Georgia legislature overwhelmingly voted to approve a bill defining antisemitism, despite some critics worrying about free speech.