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Indiana becomes latest state to enshrine parental rights bill into law

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Indiana's Republican Gov. Mike Braun signed Senate Bill 143 into law Tuesday, adding a new article to the Indiana code titled "Parental Rights and Responsibilities" amid nationwide concerns that public school employees are withholding information from parents.

The measure, which passed the Republican-controlled Indiana Senate in a 44-5 vote and the Republican-controlled Indiana House of Representatives in a 69-24 vote, adds a new article to the Indiana code titled "Parental Rights and Responsibilities."

Votes in both chambers fell mainly along party lines, with most support coming from Republicans and most opposition coming from Democrats.

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