California announces online portal to report misconduct by federal agents

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and Attorney General Rob Bonta on Wednesday announced the launch of an online portal where the public can report on “potentially unlawful activity by federal agents and officers” in the Golden State.

The portal allows people to submit photos and video to the state’s Department of Justice. This information can then “inform possible legal actions the state may take to protect Californians’ rights,” according to a statement from Newsom’s press office.

“The Trump Administration is engaging in a campaign of terror and fear that has left some California communities scared to go about their daily lives,” Bonta said in the statement. “From unmarked military-style vehicles to detainments that more closely resemble kidnappings, Californians are rightly concerned that federal agents may be crossing the line and abusing their authority.”

Bonta added that while federal agents can enforce federal laws, “they must also do so lawfully and in compliance with the Constitution.”

Newsom echoed Bonta in the statement and noted that California officials are “not going to stand by while anyone — including federal agents — abuses their authority in California.”

Amazing. Now they worry about Fed abuses.

Where were they during Covid?

Oh, that's right, CA was the tip of the spear.....Except when it applied to Newsome of course.

LOL....Start signing that number up for every overseas scam, religious organization, Medicare plans, etc.. ;)
 
The demented LEFT are completely gaslighting THEMSELVES into serious SEDITIOUS actions.
What do they "think" they're going to do?
Arrest Federal agents?
These rogue "sanctuary" states need a serious SMACK DOWN back to REALITY. :evil:
 

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and Attorney General Rob Bonta on Wednesday announced the launch of an online portal where the public can report on “potentially unlawful activity by federal agents and officers” in the Golden State.

The portal allows people to submit photos and video to the state’s Department of Justice. This information can then “inform possible legal actions the state may take to protect Californians’ rights,” according to a statement from Newsom’s press office.

“The Trump Administration is engaging in a campaign of terror and fear that has left some California communities scared to go about their daily lives,” Bonta said in the statement. “From unmarked military-style vehicles to detainments that more closely resemble kidnappings, Californians are rightly concerned that federal agents may be crossing the line and abusing their authority.”

Bonta added that while federal agents can enforce federal laws, “they must also do so lawfully and in compliance with the Constitution.”

Newsom echoed Bonta in the statement and noted that California officials are “not going to stand by while anyone — including federal agents — abuses their authority in California.”

Amazing. Now they worry about Fed abuses.

Where were they during Covid?

Oh, that's right, CA was the tip of the spear.....Except when it applied to Newsome of course.

LOL....Start signing that number up for every overseas scam, religious organization, Medicare plans, etc.. ;)
I think that the app should be flooded with images and complaints about the human rights violations of the Newsome administration.

Flood the app with images of the Palisades Fire, then and now, where there is no rebuilding.

Post images of killed Americans by illegals and put them in with charges of accesorie to the crimes.

There are so many civil rights violations by the California government that the app should crash when people start reporting their crimes.
 

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and Attorney General Rob Bonta on Wednesday announced the launch of an online portal where the public can report on “potentially unlawful activity by federal agents and officers” in the Golden State.

The portal allows people to submit photos and video to the state’s Department of Justice. This information can then “inform possible legal actions the state may take to protect Californians’ rights,” according to a statement from Newsom’s press office.

“The Trump Administration is engaging in a campaign of terror and fear that has left some California communities scared to go about their daily lives,” Bonta said in the statement. “From unmarked military-style vehicles to detainments that more closely resemble kidnappings, Californians are rightly concerned that federal agents may be crossing the line and abusing their authority.”

Bonta added that while federal agents can enforce federal laws, “they must also do so lawfully and in compliance with the Constitution.”

Newsom echoed Bonta in the statement and noted that California officials are “not going to stand by while anyone — including federal agents — abuses their authority in California.”

Amazing. Now they worry about Fed abuses.

Where were they during Covid?

Oh, that's right, CA was the tip of the spear.....Except when it applied to Newsome of course.

LOL....Start signing that number up for every overseas scam, religious organization, Medicare plans, etc.. ;)
I think it's a great idea. Seriously.

You know we've already got it 'tapped' don't you? We're already listening. This way, we can identify every traitorous piece of shit in the area. Then, when the spam hits the fan, we'll know where to look.
 
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