Tennessee Legislators Clash Over Major Bills as Senate Passes $2 Billion Tax Cut

Amid legislative disagreements, protests over immigration legislation and a lawsuit against Apple unfold in Tennessee.

Tennessee Senate and House Republicans clash over key legislation, including a $1.9 billion franchise tax restructure and a statewide universal school choice proposal.
Senate suggests hardball tactics with the House over changes to the Tennessee State University board, threatening its termination.
Senate passes nearly $2 billion business tax cut and refund to avoid potential lawsuit, despite criticism and calls for more transparency.
Immigration issues spark protests at the Tennessee Capitol, with opposing groups rallying over proposed legislation affecting immigrant families.
Tennessee joins federal government and other states in suing Apple for alleged monopolization of the smartphone market.