• Pelican Pop-Ins - Louisiana Legislative Session Impacts with Rep. Mandie Landry

  • Sep 25 2024
  • Length: 24 mins
  • Podcast

Pelican Pop-Ins - Louisiana Legislative Session Impacts with Rep. Mandie Landry

  • Summary

  • This episode recaps what we covered in Episode 2, Louisiana Legislative Session," if you missed it, listen here:

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/69ChiR3CQumh8pcjRf2Q6A?si=78730e53440b4428


    Mandie Landry is a Louisiana State Representative for District 91, and she joins us on Pelican Briefs to break down the latest from the Louisiana legislative session. We dive into key legislation, including the rollback of criminal justice reforms, the impact of restrictive social justice bills, and what these changes mean for the people of New Orleans. Rep. Landry shares her insights on securing crucial funding for community projects and the ongoing challenges in addressing the DNA backlog in the city.


    We also discuss the importance of staying informed about state politics and Rep. Landry’s advice for younger generations feeling the pressure of recent legislative decisions. As always, we keep it real, discussing what the future holds for Louisiana and why some tough times may be ahead before things improve. Tune in to hear Rep. Landry's perspective and learn more about the work she's doing in our community.


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