What is the process for getting a law passed in your community?
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You can have an issue placed on a ballot, and voted on in the community.  You need to get enough signatures, it varies from place to place.  You can put just about anything on the ballot, like, say, you don't want people to wear orange shirts on Tuesdays.  It costs money though, and lots of time, so generally only serious concerns get on ballots.
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Each State has its Own laws, passed at various times-\n\nPosted March 2006:\nLawmakers are considering passing a law that would take away the driver's licenses of teenagers who either constantly skip class or completely drop out of high school.\n\n\nUnder the bill, teens could get their licenses back after going back to school or earning a GED.\n\nThe bill passed through the House. It is awaiting Senate approval.
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you have to write to your MP and recommend a change, they then present it to the houses of commons and then to the house of lords, then it goes back to the commons for any amendments. Then the bill is goes back to the lords, if they agree on it the law is passed.\n\nThis process can take a couple of days (if necessary for example the terror bill) or years.
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Of course, you have to follow the laws.
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I think it depends on where you live (the state).  You have to go through some state process.
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Laws from where? The US Congress, your state Congress? Britain? Australia? There are lots of places that pass lots of laws. We need more information.
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run for office. get people together and sign a petiton to have the law changed.
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S.82 was not passed by the Senate. It has been referred to the Senate subcommittee on Oversight of Government Management, the Federal Workforce, and the District of Columbia. If that committee votes to send it to be voted on by the whole body, they will vote, and if it passes there, will be sent to the House to be voted on, and then sent to the President to be signed.\n\nPerhaps you are thinking of some other bill. You can search for bills at the site below.
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By passing laws in parliament, of course.
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I believe it has currently passed the House of Representatives, where it was introduced, and sent onto the Senate for passage there, where a different version was passed.\n\nThe House must now reconsider and hold another vote since U.S. law requires an identical version of the law to be passed in both houses of Congress before being submitted to the President for official approval.\n\nChances are it will pass into law, though, since there is widespread support for tougher measures to prevent illegal immigration both in Congress, and in the American public in general.  If you are interested in learning more about this bill, you can always check with the Justice for Immigrants website, which has a detailed summary of the bill, as well as the complete time-table of its progress through Congress, the roll call of who voted for and against it, etc... and you can always contact your local Representative or Senator to express concern.  The HR and Senate websites contain complete contact information for all members of Congress, who usually do respond to the concerns of their constituents since the very nature of their job requires members of Congress to be accountable to the public they were elected to represent.
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Through a State Constitution or through a local City Charter
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Write letters to all the legislators, get your friends involved, organize an event at the state/national capitol.\n\nTheses are a few ways to start
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Not just yet.  It passed in the State Senate, but needs to be approved by the House and Governor.
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Parliament proposes the bill.\nThe elected representatives vote on it.\nEl Presidente decides if it should become law or not.
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which law? the legislative body makes laws and enacts them. is there a particular one you are wondering about?
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This depends upon the location.  A local city board or Streets department is the place to start.
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Contact your local congressman, and create a relationship with him and his staff.  Express your idea and be persistent.  They are generally responsive of their local constituents, as the ones that contact them are the one's likely to vote.  It wouldn't hurt if you got together with other members of the community to push your view as well.  If it is a very local matter, you can contact city officials and aks if you can include their support and endorsement of your "community action" in lobbying congress.