Arizona's AG justifies killing ICE agents

Arizona AG Incites Deadly Violence Against ICE Agents… Calls Them A ‘Direct Threat’ And Suggests Residents Can Shoot Them.

Arizona crossed a bright red line this week. When a sitting attorney general publicly speculates about when citizens might be legally justified in shooting masked federal officers, that’s not “legal analysis” — it’s reckless demagoguery.

Kris Mayes, backed by Governor Katie Hobbs, didn’t just criticize ICE tactics; she flirted with language that invites chaos, confusion, and bloodshed.

In a state already strained by border crime, fentanyl deaths, and cartel activity, suggesting that lethal misunderstandings are legally understandable is an abuse of office. Words from the state’s top lawyer carry weight — and consequences.

Florida Stand Your Ground Law

SB 0128
Self-defense Immunity
Sen Bob Bradley
Last Action: 2/9/2017 S Favorable by- Rules; YEAS 8 NAYS 2
Location: Acted on by committee/council, pending report (RC)

If passed, the proposal would give defendants more protection from prosecution in “Stand Your Ground” cases by requiring prosecutors to prove “beyond a reasonable doubt” whether a defendant is entitled to immunity at a pretrial hearing in order to disprove a claim of self-defense immunity.

The legislation would flip the responsibility onto the prosecutor to prove why a defendant shouldn’t be allowed to use the Stand Your Ground defense in court.

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Stand Your Ground Laws

States that Already Have Stand Your Ground Laws (31)

• Alabama, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, New Hampshire, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming

The State of Massachusetts' motto--they are confused.

States that have Stand Your Ground BILLS in Legislature Right NOW Are in BOLD; Others Listed Are Expected to Have Legislation Introduced (8)

• Alaska
• Illinois
• Iowa
• Massachusetts [UPDATE: This bill was defeated.] Mass needs to change its motto.
• Nebraska
• New York
• Ohio
• Virginia

Florida - Stand Your Ground Law is necessary

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Now there are crazies demonstrating at the Florida capitol building on Stand Your Ground. This group of 30 students want our Governor to discuss the state's self-defense laws and insist that he overturn Stand Your Ground. Black leaders want to boycott our State. Crazies are trying to take over and make our laws irrelevant. Even part-time Palm Beacher Rod Stewart has entered into the boycotting Florida "act."  All the 31 states that already have this law, watch out--Rod might bankrupt you too!. It's too bad though, I love his Stardust CD.

States that Already Have Stand Your Ground Laws

Alabama, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, New Hampshire, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.  Source:  Wikipedia

The State of Massachusetts' motto--they are confused...see below

States that have Stand Your Ground BILLS in Legislature Right NOW Are in BOLD; Others Listed Are Expected to Have Legislation Introduced (8)

• Alaska
• Illinois
• Iowa
• Massachusetts [UPDATE: This bill was defeated.] Mass needs to change its motto.
• Nebraska
• New York
• Ohio
• Virginia

Stats on Crime:
28,800 property crimes per day
 8,640 burglaries per day
 4,320 violent crimes per day
 2,460 grave assaults per day
 1,440 robberies per day
    720 forcible rapes per day
 20% of all homes will experience a break-in
 8,000 home invasions per day
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