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11. It's actually a GOOD law

Reply to CanonRay (Reply #10)

Sat Jun 24, 2017, 11:52 AM

Jun 2017

It was discussed at length on DU when it first passed, and we addressing all the potential problems. Buried somewhere in the body of the law states that state department heads have the final say on questionable travel trips.

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California adds 4 states to travel ban for laws it says discriminate against LGBTQ community [View all] zz-la Jun 2017 OP

Have no desire to visit any of them; or go through them to get somewhere else. YOHABLO Jun 2017 #1

Thank you, California! Cha Jun 2017 #2

"Good to see a large state" BumRushDaShow Jun 2017 #3

Wonder if that will cut attendance NotASurfer Jun 2017 #4

There are some problems. oneshooter Jun 2017 #5

The California National Guard is federally funded Brother Buzz Jun 2017 #8

Proud Of My State. SDJay Jun 2017 #6

I'm curious. How is California going to extradite people from these states CanonRay Jun 2017 #7

Enforcement of California law, including auditing and revenue collection is exempt Brother Buzz Jun 2017 #9

OK, makes sense now. CanonRay Jun 2017 #10

It's actually a GOOD law Brother Buzz Jun 2017 #11