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Idaho Governor sighs emergency legislation nullifying federal gun laws
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JakeStarkey
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The law has no force.
Little-Acorn
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It's a good start.
Next piece in the puzzle, will be a law that says no one is allowed to violate any part of the U.S. Constitution, within the borders of the state.
That includes Federal officers trying to enforce unconstitutional Federal legislation such as the 1934 NFA, 1968 GCA, etc.
Anyone found trying to enforce these unconstitutional acts, will receive no more than two years in state prison and/or a fine in the following amounts.......
Next piece in the puzzle, will be a law that says no one is allowed to violate any part of the U.S. Constitution, within the borders of the state.
That includes Federal officers trying to enforce unconstitutional Federal legislation such as the 1934 NFA, 1968 GCA, etc.
Anyone found trying to enforce these unconstitutional acts, will receive no more than two years in state prison and/or a fine in the following amounts.......
Old Rocks
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LOL. Oh well, when the posturing is all done, the federal laws will be enforced, and nobody will give a damn.
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I think you're the one who ought to let us know. If federal agents show up to start enforcing these laws what do you think the state is going to do?
I love living in Idaho. We still have a common sense government for the most part. 
WillowTree
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Yes like the Federal laws that make marijuana illegal are enforced? Like the Federal immigration laws are enforced? We hear ya man!
Lonestar_logic
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Just like the feds are enforcing the marijuana laws and our immigration laws. Oh wait.....
Damn Willow beat me to it!!!
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JakeStarkey
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The feds will enforce the laws that it desires to enforce, and not a thing anyone in ID can do about it except grovel.
Lonestar_logic
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More proof that you're not a conservative.
Truthmatters
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states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
HenryBHough
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Unless Your New Messiah or his acolyte, Holder, decides they won't be enforced.
But you knew that.
Lonestar_logic
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Read the Tenth Amendment.
Or better yet, have a third grader read it to you so they can explain it to you at the same time.
thereisnospoon
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No "force" is required.
The lack of "enforcement" is the key to this new law.
This essentially forces the federal government to enter the State of Idaho, presumably by use of military force, to ensure Idaho law enforcement bows down to federal bidding.
This is not going to happen.
The only recourse I see is the withholding of federal funding. Such funding could be , highway or education funding.
I'd like to see one state tell the feds " thanks, but you can keep the money. We don't need it. Or the strings that come with it.
Washington, Colorado? No?
thereisnospoon
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Just who is going to force Idaho to comply?
thereisnospoon
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Which federal agents? From which department?
Is the federal government going to deploy thousands of FBI special agents to all corners of the state to look over the shoulders of local and state law enforcement?
From where will the resources ( money and people) will come?
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