While leaders of several cities and States have spent more time giving into demands from violent protesters, while ignoring the plight of their law-abiding citizens, at least one governor is taking measures to protect citizens.
Tennessee governor Bill Lee has just signed a bill that will impose harsh penalties to protesters who inhibit certain behaviors.
According to the bill, protesters who illegally camp on State property will face a Class E felony, which is punishable by up to 6 years in prison.
Those found guilty of a felony in Tennessee, would additionally lose the right to vote.
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The bill will also enforce harsher penalties on those involved in violent riots, including a mandatory 45-day sentencing for aggravated assault against first responders and increased punishment for blocking highways access to emergency vehicles.
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