Chawosaurian Sexuality Act of 2017

Chawosaurian Sexuality Act of 2017
Landmark Federal Legislation
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Chawosaurian Federal Legislation
Long Title	A Chawosaurian Amendment to the Federal Constitution that would ban Intermarriages and Sexual Activities related to Exogamy (House Bill) A Chawosaurian Amendment that defines Chawosaurian Sexuality (Senate Bill) (similar to the House Bill)
Abbreviation	CSA
Enacted By	316th Congress
Effective	January 1, 2018
Codification
Amended	Section 236
Legislative History
Introduced	October 21, 2016
Sponsor(s)	Canonicus Roosevelt
Referendum	December 31, 2016
Passed by Parliament	March 18, 2017
Passed by the Senate	August 23, 2017
Vetoed	October 3, 2017
Vetoed by	Degotoga K. Atagulkalu
Signed Into Law	October 3, 2017
Signed into Law by	Timothy Max Roosevelt II

The Chawosaurian Sexuality Act of 2017 (proposed in the Senate) formerly called the Endogamy Amendment (proposed and passed in the House) is a Chawosaurian Constitutional Amendment introduced by Canonicus Roosevelt, seeking to criminalize Exogamy, including Interracial Marriages, Interfaith Marriages, and International Marriages, including Sexual Activities between couples who came from different races, religions, ethnicities, ancestries, sexual orientations, gender identities, nationalities and other statuses. The House Bill passed Decisively the House on March 18, 2017, and the Senate Bill passed the Senate decisively on August 23, 2017.