Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina introduced a bill to cut federal funding for cities deemed 'lawless' due to ongoing unrest or failure to enforce laws. The bill would give the federal government authority to determine which cities are considered 'lawless.'
Key Points
Bill introduced by Rep. Nancy Mace aims to cut federal funding for cities deemed 'lawless'
Federal government would have authority to determine which cities are considered 'lawless'
Response to protests against immigration enforcement in Los Angeles and other cities
Pros
Aims to address ongoing unrest and violence in cities
Seeks to enforce law and order in cities
Cons
Critics argue it could infringe on states' rights
May lead to disputes over the definition of 'lawlessness'