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Montana House Committee Passes Sheriff’s First Act

Montana House Committee Passes Sheriff’s First Act

by Mike Maharrey | Feb 18, 2025 | Police, State Bills

HELENA, Mont. (Feb. 18, 2025) – Yesterday, a Montana House committee passed a bill that would require federal government agents to notify the sheriff before making an arrest or conducting a search in a Montana county. Lee Deming filed House Bill 439 (HB439)....
Montana House Committee Passes “Sheriffs First” Bill

Montana House Committee Passes “Sheriffs First” Bill

by Mike Maharrey | Mar 1, 2023 | Sheriffs, State Bills

HELENA, Mont. (March 1, 2023) – On Monday, a Montana House committee passed a bill that would require federal agents to get the county sheriff’s permission before making an arrest or conducting a search in many situations. Rep. Jennifer Carlson (R)...
Top-5 Reasons to Not Trust Sheriffs: Virginia 2nd Amendment Sanctuary Edition

Top-5 Reasons to Not Trust Sheriffs: Virginia 2nd Amendment Sanctuary Edition

by Michael Boldin | Dec 20, 2019 | Audio/Video, Local, Path to Liberty, Police, Right to Keep and Bear Arms, Sheriffs, Strategy

People keep telling us that county sheriffs are taking a stand in Virginia. They’re refusing to enforce, they won’t participate, they support the 2nd Amendment. Here are the top-5 reasons to NOT trust them. In Virginia – or anywhere else, for that...

The First State Needs to Act Like a State

by Benjamin W. Mankowski, Sr. | Apr 12, 2012 | Nullification, State Sovereignty, Tenthers

Amid the chatter among fellow Tenth Amendment Center contributors, it came up in conversation that Delaware currently lacks a Tenth Amendment Center state chapter.  This was while discussing an article in the Examiner about a bill in the Delaware House that would...

Can the County Sheriff Save the Constitution?

by Craig Grant | Oct 1, 2009 | Federalism, Nullification

Here is my latest article for THE NEW AMERICAN magazine on a fascinating approach to asserting sovereignty which features a quote from TAC founder, Michael Boldin. Richard Mack, former sheriff of Graham County, Arizona, is not afraid to ruffle some feathers in order...
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