![Khadine Bennett, associate legislative director for the ACLU of Illinois (left) and state Rep. Ann Williams (D- Chicago), present the net neutrality bill at the House Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT Committee Wed., April 11, 2018.](https://will.illinois.edu/images/uploads/48701/netneutralityhearing__medium.jpg)
Illinois House To Debate Net Neutrality
Illinois lawmakers Wednesday took a step closer to establishing state net neutrality rules before the federal regulations expire later this month.
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Illinois lawmakers Wednesday took a step closer to establishing state net neutrality rules before the federal regulations expire later this month.
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