CONTACT: Molly Collins, ACLU of Wisconsin, 414-272-4032 x 215, media@aclu-wi.org The Waukesha County Sheriff seeks to have local staff deputized by ICE help to enforce federal immigration laws. The ACLU of Wisconsin has learned that, earlier this year, Eric Severson,
Contact: Sam Singleton-Freeman, 414-469-9206, sfreeman@vdlf.org Racine, Wisconsin – According to Tuesday news reports, US Speaker of the House Paul Ryan confirmed to a meeting of Republican Congresspeople that he would seek to include protections for immigrant youth in a December
Contact: Melanie Conklin, 608-260-2409, DPW Communications Director Contact: Brad Bainum, A DPW Spokesperson for the 2018 Senate Race MADISON — Thousands of Wisconsinites are set to face a 36% increase in healthcare costs due to Republican sabotage of health insurance
Contact: David Hunt, WisDOT Division of Transportation System Development (608) 261-6121; david.hunt@dot.wi.gov Workers/30-year-old partnership play vital roles in public safety, tourism, and quality of life Today, workers associated with the state’s 30-year-old Rest Area Maintenance (RAM) program were honored at
Contact: Kate Constalie, kate.constalie@legis.wi.gov, 608-266-5490 MADISON, WI – After years of corruption and mismanagement at Governor Walker’s Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), taxpayer watchdogs have expressed serious concerns that the troubled jobs agency is not acting in the best interest
Contact: Tom Evenson, (608) 266-2839 MADISON – Governor Scott Walker announced today that the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources state forestry headquarters will be relocating to the DNR Rhinelander Service Center by the first of next year. As outlined in
WASHINGTON—Today, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) announced a new addition to the Office of the Speaker: Stephanie Parks joins the speaker’s office today as Assistant to the Speaker for Policy, handling health care and veterans affairs issues. Previously, Stephanie was
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind says he’s not re-thinking his decision to opt out of a gubernatorial bid against Gov. Scott Walker next year. Kind in March announced he wasn’t going to seek the post, and he reaffirmed the decision in
There’s a growing sense among some scholars who make a living studying American government that the biggest danger to the Constitution is not limited to Donald Trump — it’s also endangered by America’s widening economic inequality.
Audit members are united in their commitment that problems at King be resolved. Our Audit Committee will continue efforts to ensure veterans’ homes are adequately funded and staffed.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’ shot at the Senate didn’t have the wit we associate with the great political insulters of history. But without politicians bickering, we’d be left with a bloodless, anodyne brand of politics, and who wants to watch that?
The Trump administration is playing games with American lives.
Donald Trump appears bent on achieving one major objective, at least for him: Dismantling the nation’s current health care system – no matter what the cost.
Or how Act 10’s exemption and police-fire benefits are driving a city budget crisis.
CONTACT: Molly Collins, ACLU of Wisconsin, 414-272-4032 x 215, media@aclu-wi.org The Waukesha County Sheriff seeks to have local staff deputized by ICE help to enforce federal immigration laws. The ACLU of Wisconsin has learned that, earlier this year, Eric Severson, the Sheriff of Waukesha County, applied to U.S. Immigration and
Contact: Sam Singleton-Freeman, 414-469-9206, sfreeman@vdlf.org Racine, Wisconsin – According to Tuesday news reports, US Speaker of the House Paul Ryan confirmed to a meeting of Republican Congresspeople that he would seek to include protections for immigrant youth in a December deal to continue funding the federal government. Some 800,000 immigrant
Contact: Melanie Conklin, 608-260-2409, DPW Communications Director Contact: Brad Bainum, A DPW Spokesperson for the 2018 Senate Race MADISON — Thousands of Wisconsinites are set to face a 36% increase in healthcare costs due to Republican sabotage of health insurance markets. With premiums set to spike, Republicans and Democrats in
Contact: David Hunt, WisDOT Division of Transportation System Development (608) 261-6121; david.hunt@dot.wi.gov Workers/30-year-old partnership play vital roles in public safety, tourism, and quality of life Today, workers associated with the state’s 30-year-old Rest Area Maintenance (RAM) program were honored at the State Capitol as Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch hosted an
Contact: Kate Constalie, kate.constalie@legis.wi.gov, 608-266-5490 MADISON, WI – After years of corruption and mismanagement at Governor Walker’s Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), taxpayer watchdogs have expressed serious concerns that the troubled jobs agency is not acting in the best interest of Wisconsin residents. Amid growing calls for additional oversight and
Contact: Tom Evenson, (608) 266-2839 MADISON – Governor Scott Walker announced today that the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources state forestry headquarters will be relocating to the DNR Rhinelander Service Center by the first of next year. As outlined in the 2017-2019 state budget, signed by the Governor September 21st,
WASHINGTON—Today, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) announced a new addition to the Office of the Speaker: Stephanie Parks joins the speaker’s office today as Assistant to the Speaker for Policy, handling health care and veterans affairs issues. Previously, Stephanie was professional staff at the Ways and Means Committee, where she
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind says he’s not re-thinking his decision to opt out of a gubernatorial bid against Gov. Scott Walker next year. Kind in March announced he wasn’t going to seek the post, and he reaffirmed the decision in an Oct. 18 WisPolitics.com interview, saying his seniority in the
There’s a growing sense among some scholars who make a living studying American government that the biggest danger to the Constitution is not limited to Donald Trump — it’s also endangered by America’s widening economic inequality.
Audit members are united in their commitment that problems at King be resolved. Our Audit Committee will continue efforts to ensure veterans’ homes are adequately funded and staffed.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’ shot at the Senate didn’t have the wit we associate with the great political insulters of history. But without politicians bickering, we’d be left with a bloodless, anodyne brand of politics, and who wants to watch that?
The Trump administration is playing games with American lives.
Donald Trump appears bent on achieving one major objective, at least for him: Dismantling the nation’s current health care system – no matter what the cost.
Or how Act 10’s exemption and police-fire benefits are driving a city budget crisis.