A lawmaker has filed a lawsuit against Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt claiming overreach. The lawmaker is Representative Andy Fugate (D-Del City). It’s in response to the governor’s executive order that sent state workers back to the office and put a stop to remote work.

On Monday, Governor Kevin Stitt’s Office released its plan to make sports betting a reality in Oklahoma. According to Stitt’s office, the plan would allow Oklahomans to place in-person bets at gaming sites operated by federally recognized tribes while protecting tribal facility investments.

In the lawsuit, the Oklahoma lawmakers argues that Gov. Kevin Stitt was trying to create law with the executive order when the governor does not have that power.

Gov. Kevin Stitt announced that Oklahoma is working hand-in-hand with federal agents to zero in on undocumented immigrants and strengthen the deportation process.

State Rep. Andy Fugate (D-Del City) filed a lawsuit Friday challenging Gov. Kevin Stitt’s executive order requiring all full-time state agency employees to return to in-office work by Feb. 1. The lawsuit,

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