Blue states can’t nullify federal law
Democrat-led states are increasingly obstructing federal law enforcement, raising concerns about public safety. The Department of Justice has intervened, demanding that states like Oregon and Massachusetts revoke their policies against issuing license plates for federal vehicles. This trend is seen as a dangerous precedent that undermines the enforcement of federal laws.
- ▪Democrat-governed states are refusing to issue license plates for federal law enforcement vehicles.
- ▪The Department of Justice has sent letters to several states demanding policy revocation.
- ▪Federal agents investigate serious crimes, and their work is hindered by state-level obstruction.
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A clear pattern is emerging. Democrats across the country are obstructing federal law enforcement. Their actions endanger lives and set a dangerous example for others. As part of their latest gambit, some Democrat-governed states are refusing to issue license plates for federal law enforcement vehicles. Recommended Stories House fixes Senate housing bill The data center doomers must be defeated Biden officials are still lying about immigration The Department of Justice has had enough. On May 12, the DOJ sent letters to the governors of Oregon and Massachusetts and the attorneys general of Washington and Maine, demanding that they revoke their policies. In a letter to Washington Attorney General Nick Brown, U.S.
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