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House Finance

Monday, April 13, 2026·1h 45m·▶ Watch / Listen

The House Finance Committee advanced an immigrant-protection bill on a party-line 7-4 vote after sponsors stripped its most contested provisions, and cleared a licensing overhaul for recovery residences over Republican objections, while a 107-page tax-lien rewrite responding to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling drew unanimous support.

Key Actions

·Protect Safety of Individuals Who Are ImmigrantsPassed

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Notable Quotes

my parents are immigrants. I have people in my community who are undocumented. They're good people. They just want to work.

Ryan GonzalezGonzalez, one of four Republicans voting no, laid out a personal explanation for his vote, saying he wouldn't prioritize money over humanitarian issues yet couldn't risk federal funds.

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Votes

Referred to Committee on AppropriationsAction
Yes (7)Sean Camacho, Lorena Garcia, Bob Marshall, Rebekah Stewart, Yara Zokaie, Brianna Titone, Steven Woodrow
No (4)Max Brooks, Ryan Gonzalez, Anthony Hartsook, Matt Soper
Referred to Committee on AppropriationsAction
Yes (7)Sean Camacho, Lorena Garcia, Bob Marshall, Rebekah Stewart, Yara Zokaie, Brianna Titone, Steven Woodrow
No (3)Max Brooks, Ryan Gonzalez, Anthony Hartsook
Excused (1)Matt Soper
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (10)Max Brooks, Sean Camacho, Lorena Garcia, Ryan Gonzalez, Anthony Hartsook, Bob Marshall, Rebekah Stewart, Yara Zokaie, Brianna Titone, Steven Woodrow
Excused (1)Matt Soper
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TranscriptPreview
Good enough. All right, The Finance Committee will come to order. Please take the roll. Representatives Brooks. President Camacho. Here. Garcia Gonzalez. Hello. Hartshook. Here. Marshall. Here. Soper. Excused. Stuart. Here. Zocar. Excused. Woodrow. Excused. Madam Chair, I am here. All right. We have a sponsor for the bill today. Maybe we'll be joined by the other sponsors soon. Rep. Carter, would you like to tell us about Senate Bill 113? Thank you, madam Chair. What I will say is my sponsor, the other sponsor is in another committee. Rep. Soper is in the committee. I just left. That being said, one second. Sorry. So Senate Bill 113, basically what we are doing, we are taking the BHA. There is, and I believe Rep. Both Rep. Brooks and Rep. Gonzalez were part of the last conversation. So what we were trying to do is move the recovery residents. Right now they are being overseen by a third party. But the. Because they're being overseen by this third party, there has to be. There's a lack of oversight where in which if there is something that goes wrong in one of these centers, we are having places where we had testimony
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