Tennessee Gov. Lee renews push for school vouchers, adds hurricane relief and immigration to effort
- Republican Gov. Bill Lee is pushing for universal school vouchers in Tennessee, pausing regular legislative duties to focus on this bill starting Jan. 27.
- Lee's past attempts at expanding school vouchers have faced limited success, with a previous program for low-income families launched in 2019.
- To support the voucher debate, Lee ordered a $450 million relief package for Hurricane Helene victims and addressed immigration public safety measures.
- Lee's proposal has backing from Tennessee's top legislative leaders, who stated, 'We believe the state has a responsibility to act quickly on issues that matter most to Tennesseans.
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