Yolanda Young

Sponsored bills

• HB3353: Prohibits law enforcement officers, including federal agents, from concealing their identity or wearing masks that conceal their identity when performing operations in the state of Missouri (primary sponsor)
• HB3340: Prohibits state agencies from spending state funds on civil immigration detention
• HB3330: Creates provisions relating to nutrition prescriptions issued by licensed health care providers (primary sponsor)
• HB3266: Creates a bill of rights for the unhoused
• HB3195: Requires that all sales or transfers of firearms be processed through a licensed firearms dealer (primary sponsor)
• HB3194: Requires universal background checks for all sales or transfers of firearms (primary sponsor)
• HB3121: Establishes the "Missouri Free School Meals Program" to reimburse schools for providing free breakfasts and lunches to all students and a tax deduction for persons or entities that donate to a fund that reimburses schools for free school meals
• HB2805: Modifies provisions relating to offenders in the custody of the department of corrections (primary sponsor)
• HB2804: Requires law enforcement officers to complete annual autism sensitivity training (primary sponsor)
• HB2803: Modifies provisions relating to blind pensions (primary sponsor)
• HB2802: Creates a new state holiday for election day and requires colleges and universities to close unless used as a polling place (primary sponsor)
• HB2801: Modifies provisions for blind pensions (primary sponsor)
• HB2800: Creates grant programs to assist senior citizens in the property tax appeal process (primary sponsor)
• HB2799: Establishes the "Missouri Small Business Property Crime Prevention Grant Program" (primary sponsor)
• HB2317: Requires the observation of Black History Month in school districts
• HB2242: Provides a state supplement for public schools to hire a school nurse and a mental health professional (primary sponsor)
• HB1936: Changes the age when a person may be excused from serving on a petit and grand jury
• HB1820: Creates provisions relating to health insurance reimbursement of doula services
• HB2097: Changes a pilot agricultural education program in elementary schools to a statewide program
• HB2153: Abolishes the death penalty and specifies that any person sentenced to death must be sentenced to life imprisonment without parole