AB 2651 would require schools to notify parents when the California Department of Public Health determines that a school’s immunization rate has fallen below a state-established threshold. PERK strongly opposes this bill because it risks turning school immunization rates into a tool for pressure, stigma, and discrimination against families with lawful medical exemptions or children who are not fully vaccinated.
PERK has seen success so far this year, including a letter from the White House. PERK is actively advocating, educating, and informing advocates on 23 bills: 17 bills currently in the California State Legislature, as well as 5 bills being pushed through the United States Congress. Donate to allow us to continue to do this good work!
In the 250th anniversary year of the Declaration of Independence, FreedomFest 2026: Think Independent will bring together the voices, debates, ideas, and institutions shaping the future of freedom—and PERK has once again become an important part of that conversation.
For states like California, where I reside with my family, sympathetic and motivated representatives are ready to fight to protect your parental rights, health freedom, and your children. These national initiatives are vital for those of us in more hostile, extreme states. We need the support of Congress, the Senate, and our policy makers to create new solutions that both respect state rights, and help us win this issue nationally.
AB 2651 would require schools to notify parents when the California Department of Public Health determines that a school’s immunization rate has fallen below a state-established threshold. PERK strongly opposes this bill because it risks turning school immunization rates into a tool for pressure, stigma, and discrimination against families with lawful medical exemptions or children who are not fully vaccinated.
PERK has seen success so far this year, including a letter from the White House. PERK is actively advocating, educating, and informing advocates on 23 bills: 17 bills currently in the California State Legislature, as well as 5 bills being pushed through the United States Congress. Donate to allow us to continue to do this good work!
SF 3439 is a Minnesota bill that would remove the existing conscientious-belief exemption for the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine requirement in child care, preschool, prekindergarten, elementary school, secondary school, and related educational settings. Under the bill, parents could no longer decline the MMR vaccine for their child based on religious, philosophical, personal, or conscientious beliefs; families would instead need to provide proof of MMR vaccination or qualify for a medical exemption. In effect, SF 3439 would condition a child’s access to school or child care on compliance with the MMR requirement unless a narrow medical exemption applies. This sets the stage for similar legislation to be passed in Minnesota, and across the United States.
This morning, Congressman Thomas Massie said this, “Last night’s Rules Committtee resolution is a mixed bag, but if it passes the House today, there WILL BE A VOTE to strip the troubling state labeling ban & immunity shield for pesticides from the Farm Bill. Tell your congressman to VOTE YES for the Luna amendment! #MAHA”
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