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State Representative DeGroot joins THE BLUE to discuss the status of his bill to protect resident's data. The bill, HB 362 was inspired by THE BLUE hosts Joe Garritano and Steve Taylor. DeGroot suggests THE BLUE come to committee hearings to track the progress of the bill.
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