Oklahoma HB3129 protects free expression on public higher education campuses and prohibits charging security fees based on expression.
Oklahoma HB3129 ensures public higher education campuses are public forums for free expression, including peaceful assembly and protests. It prohibits charging security fees based on the content of expression. Institutions must publish policies on free expression and report any violations to the Governor and Legislature. The act becomes effective July 1, 2026.
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