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San Francisco Killer Robot Proposal Killed Thanks to New Transparency Law and Tenacious Activists

San Francisco Killer Robot Proposal Killed Thanks to New Transparency Law and Tenacious Activists

by Mike Maharrey | Dec 11, 2022 | Activism, Local, Police, State Bills

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (Dec. 11, 2022) – Under intense pressure from grassroots activists, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors reversed course and banned killer robots in the city. The San Francisco Police Department’s plan to arm robots came to light...
California Law Requiring Local Approval of Police Militarization Beginning to Have Effect

California Law Requiring Local Approval of Police Militarization Beginning to Have Effect

by Mike Maharrey | Mar 10, 2022 | Federal Programs, Police, State Bills

MONTCLAIR, Calif. (March 10, 2022) – On Jan. 1, a California law went into effect that creates oversight and accountability for federal programs that militarize local police. We’re beginning to see the practical impact of this new law. The new California...
Governors Should Veto National Guard Deployments More Often

Governors Should Veto National Guard Deployments More Often

by Tenth Amendment | Apr 29, 2018 | Current Events, Militia

by Ryan McMaken, Mises Institute Donald Trump and California Governor Jerry Brown have failed to come to an agreement over how California National Guard troops should be used at the US-Mexico border. Gov. Brown has agreed to send California troops, but has stated he...
An Unconstitutional “Gun to the Head”

An Unconstitutional “Gun to the Head”

by Michael Boldin | Apr 19, 2018 | Court Cases, Federal Funding, Immigration

Withholding federal highway funds from the state of California over its so-called “sanctuary state” policies would violate the Constitution and modern Supreme Court precedent. In conservative circles it has become increasingly popular of late to call on Pres. Trump to...
The Constitutional Solution to Immigration

The Constitutional Solution to Immigration

by Suzanne Sherman | Dec 13, 2017 | Current Events, Immigration and Naturalization

In July of 2015, Kate Steinle, a United States citizen, was shot and mortally wounded by a man who was in this country illegally, with a firearm stolen from a government agent, who, it should be mentioned, was employed by a federal agency that has no authority to...
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