BREAKING: Los Angeles can say goodbye to federal funding! 

Friend – it’s Congressman Brandon Gill. Nancy Mace and I just set the record straight. 

We won’t sit idly by and watch as you and every other American taxpayer funds LA’s descent into chaos and rebellion against LAW & ORDER.

That’s why we’re introducing the Lawless Cities Accountability Act. If lawless, leftist, sanctuary city mayors surrender to the mob, they can kiss EVERY CENT of your federal funding goodbye, plain and simple.

We’ve already taken action to stop what’s happening in Los Angeles from happening in ANY other city. Los Angeles chose rioting, violence, and lawlessness. Nancy Mace and I are choosing ACTION. I’m asking if you’ll join us in taking action right now before it’s too late!

Do you agree that Los Angeles should LOSE ALL FEDERAL FUNDS?

Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass turned their backs on public safety and law and order. They’ve OBSTRUCTED law enforcement and SHIELDED violent criminal mobs.

Federal funds can NEVER AGAIN reward cities that bend the knee to mob rule.

If your city BLOCKS law enforcement from restoring order…

If your city RESISTS law enforcement assistance amid violence and destruction…

The federal government and the American taxpayers will NOT be on the hook for your lawless resistance. 

We’re fighting to ensure your tax dollars prioritize and reward cities that enforce immigration laws without shielding violent criminal mobs from law enforcement! Will you stand with Nancy Mace and I against every city that bends to knee to the mob?

We’re taking a stand now because we don’t have any other choice. The radical left has made it clear they are the party that defends criminals and thugs! 

If we don’t take action against this, our federal tax dollars will only go toward FUELING more violent DERANGED riots.

That’s why we’re humbly asking for your support today. If you agree its time to stop rewarding mob allegiance, we’re counting on you to stand with us. 

For law and order. 

Rep. Brandon Gill

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