Kadeem Roberts

Thursday was Alpha Day at the Capitol. Alpha Phi Alpha is the oldest Black fraternity in America, and I am honored to be a member.

This week, many members of the community will observe sacred and deeply meaningful religious holidays.

I am proud to announce that SB 503, AN ACT CONCERNING SENTENCING OF AND PAROLE ELIGIBILITY FOR INDIVIDUALS WHOSE OFFENSE WAS COMMITTED WHEN SUCH INDIVIDUAL WAS UNDER THE AGE OF TWENTY-SIX YEARS was voted out of the Judiciary Committee. Thank you to everyone who provided support and helped make this legislation as strong and impactful as possible.

Eid Mubarak! May this day bring peace, happiness, and prosperity to you and your loved ones.

A bill that I have cosponsored will have a public hearing in the Judiciary Committee next week. The public hearing for SB 503 will be held on Wednesday, March 18 at 10 AM.

March is International Women's Month. Women of every age, color, and background are shaping our future. Here's to smashing ceilings, rewriting rules, amplifying voices, and inspiring the next generation to do the same.

The House was in session on Thursday. Before we got started with the business of the day, I met with a group of students from Brien McMahon High School.

The House will be back in session on February 26th. As always, you can follow along at CT-N.com.