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First legislative session was mixed bag for Landry - American Press

First legislative session was mixed bag for Landry - American Press
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Panhandling ban on Gov Landry s desk as critic worries about enforcement

If signed, it's unclear how the ban will be enforced

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Here are the takeaway s from this years Regular Legislative Session

After a long couple of months, lawmakers were finally able to wrap things up and head back home.

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Gov Landry s first legislative session brings big changes for Louisiana

Though lawmakers approved much of his agenda, the session that ended Monday was more of a mixed bag for Gov. Landry, given the Republican dominance in both chambers.

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Gov Landry s first legislative session brings big changes for Louisiana

Though lawmakers approved much of his agenda, the session that ended Monday was more of a mixed bag for Gov. Landry, given the Republican dominance in both chambers.

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