The religious freedom bill vetoed last month by Gov. Nathan Deal could be revived in a future General Assembly session, state Rep. Jon Burns said. Burns, the state House of Representatives majority leader, said at the Effingham Chamber of Commerce’s Eggs and Issues Review breakfast that House Bill 757 is expected to debated again in next year’s session.
Religious freedom bill likely to be revived in 2017


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