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10/2/2013
Assemblyman Donnelly on the Signing of His NDAA Legislation
Alex Vassar (916) 319-2033
SACRAMENTO -- Today, Assemblyman Tim Donnelly released the following statements regarding the signing of his Assembly Bill 351 on Tuesday:
"The signing of this bill into law is a victory for the people of California, and proof that defending Liberty is not a partisan issue. This law guarantees that our Constitutional civil liberties will be protected from federal overreach. Indefinite detention, by its very nature, discards many of the ideals that our founding fathers enshrined in the Constitution.
This law is the fulfillment of our promise, made to those citizens who were interned in World War II, that never again will our state allow people on California soil to be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process.
AB 351 enacts a policy of non-compliance within the state of California, meaning that no agency or employee of the state of California may assist U.S. military detention without charges or trial of a person in California.
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10/2/2013
Assemblyman Donnelly on the Signing of His NDAA Legislation
Alex Vassar (916) 319-2033
SACRAMENTO -- Today, Assemblyman Tim Donnelly released the following statements regarding the signing of his Assembly Bill 351 on Tuesday:
"The signing of this bill into law is a victory for the people of California, and proof that defending Liberty is not a partisan issue. This law guarantees that our Constitutional civil liberties will be protected from federal overreach. Indefinite detention, by its very nature, discards many of the ideals that our founding fathers enshrined in the Constitution.
This law is the fulfillment of our promise, made to those citizens who were interned in World War II, that never again will our state allow people on California soil to be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process.
AB 351 enacts a policy of non-compliance within the state of California, meaning that no agency or employee of the state of California may assist U.S. military detention without charges or trial of a person in California.
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Tim Donnelly | Assemblyman Donnelly on the Signing of His NDAA Legislation
