Last week, the California Liberty Preservation Act, AB351, was passed unanimously by the Assembly Appropriations Committee and sent to the full State Assembly for a vote.

The bill would play a big part in nullifying the “indefinite detention” provisions of both the NDAA and the 2001 Authorization to Use Military Force (AUMF).

It took significant grassroots pressure from across the political spectrum to make legislators know that this bill was important to the public.  The following is a letter that was sent in support by Dani Rascon, from the Los Angeles Republican Party Central Committee and Oath Keepers – LA Chapter.

Letter in Support of California Liberty Preservation Act by Tenth Amendment Center

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