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Welcome to the first immigration newsletter of 2026! Oklahoma’s legislative session started this Monday, but immigration-related bills are already moving through committee. Since it is an election year, we can expect legislators to be particularly eager to push through anti-immigrant legislation, so stay tuned to our weekly newsletters where we recap the latest developments on
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First, a correction: Last week, I mistakenly reported the Office of Juvenile Affairs had requested an additional $7 million in their proposed budget for next fiscal year for level E group homes . The level E group homes are for youth in OJA custody who need intensive behavioral health treatment while living outside their homes.
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