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About Sen. Trudeau

I am proud and honored to represent the 27th Legislative District in the Senate, and I can’t wait to champion our community’s priorities and needs.

I previously served as the legislative director for Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson, and before that served as a policy analyst for the Washington State Senate and a legislative aide for then-state Sen. Pramila Jayapal. I’m bringing my extensive experience as an attorney, a mom, and a Bengali-American woman to my service of our district, and I am eager to get to work on behalf of all our neighbors.

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Bill to crack down on environmental crimes passes Senate

Bill to crack down on environmental crimes passes Senate

Legislation strengthening criminal penalties against corporate actors responsible for pollution spills and other environmental crimes passed the Washington State Senate Tuesday on a 29-20 vote. Under current law, violations of federal environmental law face harsher penalties than state violations. Senate Bill 5360, sponsored by Sen. Yasmin Trudeau (D-Tacoma), comprehensively updates state statutes to more closely align with federal penalties, enabling stronger enforcement of Washington’s clean air, clean water, and hazardous waste laws. “Cracking down on criminal pollution is more important than ever right now,” Trudeau said. “With so much uncertainty around how and whether the EPA will actually enforce federal laws for clean air and water, Washington state needs to step up and make sure the Evergreen State stays evergreen. We ...

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Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha will be celebrated by the state under bill passed by Senate

Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha will be celebrated by the state under bill passed by Senate

The Islamic holidays of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha will be officially recognized by Washington state under legislation sponsored by Sen. Yasmin Trudeau (D-Tacoma) passed by the Senate Wednesday. State days of recognition are days passed into law as officially recognized by the state. These are not paid holidays, but employees can use their personal paid time off to utilize them. Examples include Lunar New Year, Cesar Chavez Day, Civil Liberties Day of Remembrance, and others. “This bill is about visibility and our state’s commitment to religious liberty,” Trudeau said. “There are close to 100,000 Muslims living in Washington state. Unfortunately, our communities are often misunderstood, and negative stereotypes that have attached put us in harm’s way. For decades, our community ...

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