AZ: Bill making it easier to shoot and kill migrants vetoed for encouraging 'armed vigilantism'

[C_Clayton_Jones]

‘Gov. Katie Hobbs on Monday vetoed a GOP bill to expand when Arizona ranchers could legally kill migrants crossing their land.
[…]
In vetoing House Bill 2843, Hobbs called the bill another example of extremists acting within Arizona’s legislature.

“This legislation as written values property over human lives and incentivizes vigilantism,” she wrote in her veto letter. “This proposal would alter traditional laws on self-defense to allow the unnecessary use of deadly force and further embolden a culture of armed vigilantism and violence with impunity.”’

Bill making it easier to shoot and kill migrants vetoed for encouraging 'armed vigilantism' • Arizona Mirror

Although the bill’s sponsor characterized the bill as closing a loophole that has led to “increasingly larger numbers of migrants or human traffickers moving across farm and ranch land,” the result of the changes Rep. Justin Heap, R-Mesa, wanted to make to Arizona’s “castle doctrine” law would...

azmirror.com

Very good.

In addition to being reprehensible and wrong, the legislation is yet another example of Republican racism and hate, a bad faith effort to frighten and intimidate immigrants with the threat of being murdered.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Arizona needs a new governor.

 

[Godboy]

‘Gov. Katie Hobbs on Monday vetoed a GOP bill to expand when Arizona ranchers could legally kill migrants crossing their land.
[…]
In vetoing House Bill 2843, Hobbs called the bill another example of extremists acting within Arizona’s legislature.

“This legislation as written values property over human lives and incentivizes vigilantism,” she wrote in her veto letter. “This proposal would alter traditional laws on self-defense to allow the unnecessary use of deadly force and further embolden a culture of armed vigilantism and violence with impunity.”’

Bill making it easier to shoot and kill migrants vetoed for encouraging 'armed vigilantism' • Arizona Mirror

Although the bill’s sponsor characterized the bill as closing a loophole that has led to “increasingly larger numbers of migrants or human traffickers moving across farm and ranch land,” the result of the changes Rep. Justin Heap, R-Mesa, wanted to make to Arizona’s “castle doctrine” law would...

azmirror.com

Very good.

In addition to being reprehensible and wrong, the legislation is yet another example of Republican racism and hate, a bad faith effort to frighten and intimidate immigrants with the threat of being murdered.

Thats a dope bill. Its ok, give it time. We will keep working at it.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

It's a necessary bill.

 

[MarathonMike]

‘Gov. Katie Hobbs on Monday vetoed a GOP bill to expand when Arizona ranchers could legally kill migrants crossing their land.
[…]
In vetoing House Bill 2843, Hobbs called the bill another example of extremists acting within Arizona’s legislature.

“This legislation as written values property over human lives and incentivizes vigilantism,” she wrote in her veto letter. “This proposal would alter traditional laws on self-defense to allow the unnecessary use of deadly force and further embolden a culture of armed vigilantism and violence with impunity.”’

Bill making it easier to shoot and kill migrants vetoed for encouraging 'armed vigilantism' • Arizona Mirror

Although the bill’s sponsor characterized the bill as closing a loophole that has led to “increasingly larger numbers of migrants or human traffickers moving across farm and ranch land,” the result of the changes Rep. Justin Heap, R-Mesa, wanted to make to Arizona’s “castle doctrine” law would...

azmirror.com

Very good.

In addition to being reprehensible and wrong, the legislation is yet another example of Republican racism and hate, a bad faith effort to frighten and intimidate immigrants with the threat of being murdered.

Don't worry your pretty little head about Arizona. We will take care of business.

 

[protectionist]

‘Gov. Katie Hobbs on Monday vetoed a GOP bill to expand when Arizona ranchers could legally kill migrants crossing their land.
[…]
In vetoing House Bill 2843, Hobbs called the bill another example of extremists acting within Arizona’s legislature.

“This legislation as written values property over human lives and incentivizes vigilantism,” she wrote in her veto letter. “This proposal would alter traditional laws on self-defense to allow the unnecessary use of deadly force and further embolden a culture of armed vigilantism and violence with impunity.”’

Bill making it easier to shoot and kill migrants vetoed for encouraging 'armed vigilantism' • Arizona Mirror

Although the bill’s sponsor characterized the bill as closing a loophole that has led to “increasingly larger numbers of migrants or human traffickers moving across farm and ranch land,” the result of the changes Rep. Justin Heap, R-Mesa, wanted to make to Arizona’s “castle doctrine” law would...

azmirror.com

Very good.

In addition to being reprehensible and wrong, the legislation is yet another example of Republican racism and hate, a bad faith effort to frighten and intimidate immigrants with the threat of being murdered.

When millions of people illegally enter another country that is invasion. Most countries use military to stop such things, by shooting the invaders (Ex Dominican Republic/Haiti)

Parsley massacre - Wikipedia

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[para bellum]

What a silly breathless story.

This is how the law reads now:
"In this section, "premises" means any real property and any structure, movable or immovable, permanent or temporary, adapted for both human residence and lodging whether occupied or not."

This was the proposed change:
"For the purposes of this section, "premises" means any real property and or any structure, movable or immovable, permanent or temporary, adapted for either human residence or lodging whether occupied or not."

Wow! Those extremists! Imagine all the armed vigilante groups just freely roaming the streets!

 

[IM2]

It's a necessary bill.

No it isn't.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

‘Gov. Katie Hobbs on Monday vetoed a GOP bill to expand when Arizona ranchers could legally kill migrants crossing their land.
[…]
In vetoing House Bill 2843, Hobbs called the bill another example of extremists acting within Arizona’s legislature.

“This legislation as written values property over human lives and incentivizes vigilantism,” she wrote in her veto letter. “This proposal would alter traditional laws on self-defense to allow the unnecessary use of deadly force and further embolden a culture of armed vigilantism and violence with impunity.”’

Bill making it easier to shoot and kill migrants vetoed for encouraging 'armed vigilantism' • Arizona Mirror

Although the bill’s sponsor characterized the bill as closing a loophole that has led to “increasingly larger numbers of migrants or human traffickers moving across farm and ranch land,” the result of the changes Rep. Justin Heap, R-Mesa, wanted to make to Arizona’s “castle doctrine” law would...

azmirror.com

Very good.

In addition to being reprehensible and wrong, the legislation is yet another example of Republican racism and hate, a bad faith effort to frighten and intimidate immigrants with the threat of being murdered.

The ranchers should do it anyway

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

No it isn't.

Even the blacks in Chicago are getting tired of Biden's border failures.

 

[1srelluc]

Meh, there's a lot of space in the AZ desert.....Just make sure they are at least 4' down.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The ranchers should do it anyway

It's a big desert out there.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

‘Gov. Katie Hobbs on Monday vetoed a GOP bill to expand when Arizona ranchers could legally kill migrants crossing their land.
[…]
In vetoing House Bill 2843, Hobbs called the bill another example of extremists acting within Arizona’s legislature.

“This legislation as written values property over human lives and incentivizes vigilantism,” she wrote in her veto letter. “This proposal would alter traditional laws on self-defense to allow the unnecessary use of deadly force and further embolden a culture of armed vigilantism and violence with impunity.”’

Bill making it easier to shoot and kill migrants vetoed for encouraging 'armed vigilantism' • Arizona Mirror

Although the bill’s sponsor characterized the bill as closing a loophole that has led to “increasingly larger numbers of migrants or human traffickers moving across farm and ranch land,” the result of the changes Rep. Justin Heap, R-Mesa, wanted to make to Arizona’s “castle doctrine” law would...

azmirror.com

Very good.

In addition to being reprehensible and wrong, the legislation is yet another example of Republican racism and hate, a bad faith effort to frighten and intimidate immigrants with the threat of being murdered.

Busloads need to be unloaded on the sidewalk in front of your house.