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Ramos Closes Two-Year Legislative Session With 20 Enacted Laws

California Assemblymember James C. Ramos (D-San Bernardino) closed the 2025-26 legislative session with 20 bills enacted into law, addressing issues ranging from tax relief for military retirees and suicide prevention to public safety, homelessness and Native American inclusion. Ramos. a member of the Serrano and Cahuilla tribes and a lifelong resident of the San Manuel…

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American Indian College Fund Partners With Tribal Colleges to Support Native Voter Registration

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American Indian College Fund Partners With Tribal Colleges to Support Native Voter Registration

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