Earlier this year we asked you to oppose a bill that would change existing state law originally passed in 1970 that protects alligators and crocodiles.  With your help we were able to defeat AB 527 (Voepel), but now the industry has successfully reintroduced a "gut and amend" bill.
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Assembly member Rubio is determined to help the Alligator / Crocodile killers. Please give us a little more of your time by tweeting and making calls, and please share this information. Earlier this year we asked you to oppose a bill that would change existing state law originally passed in 1970 that protects alligators and crocodiles. With your help we were able to defeat AB 527 (Voepel), but now the industry is back trying to reintroduce the bill with some shady legislative maneuvering.

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