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Eric Early: “Xavier Becerra’s Veiled Threat To Arrest Orange County Sheriff Hutchens Is A Disgusting Display Of Partisan Extremism”

LOS ANGELES, CA – Today, top Republican candidate for California Attorney General, Eric Early, issued the following statement in response to Xavier Becerra’s disgusting veiled threat to arrest Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens.

“Let me be very clear, I stand shoulder to shoulder with Sheriff Hutchens and the people of Orange County in opposition to California’s dangerous sanctuary state law and Xavier Becerra’s disgusting display of partisan extremism. Becerra is protecting illegal immigrant felons over the law-abiding, duly elected Sheriff of Orange County. Make no mistake, we are not talking about the hardworking immigrants that came to our state to find security and prosperity for their families—Becerra is choosing to protect people who came here illegally and then committed crimes, often repeatedly and violently, over the hardworking, law-abiding, taxpaying citizens of our state. The people of California will no longer stand for Sacramento Democrats’ alt-left policy of marketing our state as a safe haven for violent illegal immigrant felons.”

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Eric Early: All Cities & Counties Should Exempt Their Citizens From The Danger of CA’s Sanctuary State Law

“Our loyalty is to the U.S. Constitution, Not Politically-Correct Laws To Protect Illegal Alien Felons,” says Early

LOS ANGELES, CA – Top Republican Attorney General candidate Eric Early praised the Los Alamitos City Council vote last week to exempt the Orange County city from California’s dangerous Sanctuary State law. According to news reports, other cities and the County of Orange are considering similar resolutions.

“All California cities and counties should follow the lead of Los Alamitos by exempting their citizens from the danger of California’s sanctuary state law,” said Early. “The hardworking, law-abiding citizens of our state will no longer accept Sacramento Democrats’ alt-left policy of harboring illegal alien felons. As Attorney General, I will do everything in my power to get all criminals off our streets and out of our neighborhoods.”

“Los Alamitos ought to be a wake-up call to Xavier Becerra and other ideologues that everyday citizens are fed up with the extremism that elevates protecting illegal alien criminals over law-abiding citizens. It’s one-party rule run amok,” said Early. “Los Alamitos citizens are brave pioneers who had the courage to buck the unconstitutional laws coming out of Sacramento.”

“Partisan activists like Becerra and Dave Jones are trying to dictate to us how we should act, speak and think – regardless of whether a majority of Californians agree with them or not,” said Early. “They have gone too far, and the people are starting to push back.”

“Elected officials take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. The members of the Los Alamitos City Council acted bravely on that conviction. Xavier Becerra should follow their example,” said Early. “Our loyalty is to the U.S. Constitution, not politically-correct laws to protect illegal alien felons.”

“The people of Los Alamitos have spoken and more local governments will follow their brave lead,” said Early. “As Attorney General, I will stand with the people of Los Alamitos and the other courageous citizens of California who are showing all of us Democracy in action.”

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Former Assemblyman David Hadley Endorses Eric Early for California Attorney General

LOS ANGELES, CA – Former Assemblyman David Hadley has endorsed Eric Early for Attorney General, the Early campaign announced today.

“Eric will be an Attorney General for all Californians,” said Hadley. “He will drain the politics from the Department of Justice, put an end to wasteful, grandstanding litigation against the federal government and restore public safety as the number one priority.”

“I’m honored to have David Hadley’s endorsement,” said Eric. “He defeated a Democratic incumbent in a swing Assembly district and knows what it takes to attract independents and moderate Democrats to the GOP banner.”

“Crime is a non-partisan issue, and it’s on the rise in California,” said Early. “Unelected incumbent Xavier Becerra’s top priority is preventing the federal government from apprehending the group of illegal immigrants who have committed violent crimes against Californians. Mine will be protecting all Californians from all criminals.”

Hadley was elected in 2014 to represent the 66th Assembly District, which includes Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Palos Verdes Estates, Rolling Hills and Torrance. He defeated incumbent Assemblyman Al Muratsutchi. He was the Assembly Democrats top political target in in the 2016 election, in which he lost a re-match with Murasatchi amidst huge Democratic turnout.

Former Assemblyman Hadley joins a growing roster of elected leaders throwing their support to Eric Early for Attorney General. Most recently, Representative Darrell Issa, Senate Republican Leader Pat Bates, Senator Joel Anderson, Senator Scott Wilk, Senator Jeff Stone and Assistant Assembly Republican Leader Phillip Chen have endorsed Early.

All California Republican Party Delegates are encouraged to join former Assemblyman Hadley and other Republican Leaders in endorsing Eric Early for Attorney General. Please download the Delegate Endorsement form, and return the original form to the campaign office.

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Eric Early for Attorney General Endorsed by Congressman Darrell Issa

LOS ANGELES, CA – Veteran Congressman Darrell Issa has endorsed Eric Early for Attorney General, the Early campaign announced today.

“I am deeply honored to have earned the endorsement of such a distinguished public servant,” said Early. “Darrell Issa is truly an American success story: A working-class kid from Cleveland, Ohio and Army veteran who turned an idea into a massively successful business by working hard and believing in himself, and then devoting himself to public service for the last 18 years.”

“California needs government to get out of the way,” said Early. “When I am Attorney General, the Department of Justice will be a friend to job creation, business formation and hard working Californians. I will target actual criminals rather than wasting taxpayer resources prosecuting employers for following federal law.”

Darrell Issa was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2000, representing the voters of northern San Diego County and South Orange County, and has been re-elected by the voters eight times. From 2011 to 2015, he served as Chairman of the House Government Oversight Committee. In January 2018, Issa announced he would be retiring from Congress at the end of his current term.

Issa served as CEO of Directed Electronics, which he founded in the mid-1990s and built into the nation’s largest manufacturer of vehicle anti-theft devices. In 1994, Issa was named Entrepreneur of the Year by Inc. Magazine, Ernst & Young and The San Diego Union-Tribune.

Congressman Issa joins a growing roster of elected leaders supporting Eric Early for Attorney General. Most recently, Senate Republican Leader Pat Bates, Senator Joel Anderson, Senator Scott Wilk, Senator Jeff Stone and Assistant Assembly Republican Leader Phillip Chen have endorsed Early.

All California Republican Party Delegates are encouraged to join Congressman Issa and other Republican Leaders in endorsing Eric Early for Attorney General. Please download the Delegate Endorsement form, and return the original form to the campaign office.

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