Recently, the California State Assembly voted to reject NDAA - AB351 which would have in effect, if California had agreed with the US Government, to indefinitely detain its citizens!
That's right! Indefinite detention solely based on perhaps suspicion or false rumors.
Known as the California Liberty Preservation Act that was signed by Governor Jerry Brown, this newly signed law refuses compliance with federal attempts to enforce "indefinite detention" as outlined by the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012.
Has the nation come so far to enact such a law? Is history repeating itself? For anyone who can recall, we've seen the detention of Japanese-Americans during World War II when the public was told that it was for their own good despite Pearl Harbor.
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