Alaska HB45 mandates daily display of the U.S. and Alaska flags by state institutions and schools, prohibits political flags, and allows veterans to.
Alaska HB45 requires the daily display of the U.S. and Alaska flags on or near state government buildings and in schools. It prohibits governmental entities from displaying flags with political viewpoints, including those concerning race, sexual orientation, gender, or political ideologies. The bill also allows active or retired U.S. military or National Guard members to use reasonable force to prevent the desecration or removal of the U.S. flag, with immunity from civil or criminal liability. The act takes effect July 1, 2025.
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