Securing our Cities and Streets
Require oversight of rogue prosecutors to establish law and order
America has a crime problem, especially in major cities. Radical ‘progressive prosecutors’—often backed by leftist financier George Soros—are more concerned with pushing a political agenda bordering on anarchy than with enforcing the law.
But states can restore law and order. By empowering governors and attorneys general to act when rogue prosecutors fail to hold violent criminals accountable, America’s cities can become sought-after places to live, work, and raise a family once more.

Countering the Damage of Radical Prosecutors
Grant governors authority to appoint special prosecutors and to remove rogue prosecutors when they fail to faithfully execute their duties under the law.
Grant attorneys general authority to prosecute more crimes, especially when a local prosecutor drops a case.
Require prosecutorial transparency by requiring local prosecutors to file annual reports with case outcomes after arrests are made.
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research
Florida Leads the Way in Holding Rogue Prosecutors and Cities Accountable
Rogue district attorneys, often backed by left-wing billionaire George Soros, are a problem nationwide. These district attorneys replace the law with their personal ideology. Soros and his followers peddle their soft-on-crime actions as reform-minded, but American communities are paying the price for these reckless experiments.
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New FGA Paper Uncovers Vast Network of Soros-Backed District Attorneys With the Power to Prosecute—Or Ignore—Election Crimes
The paper outlines the nationwide reach of Soros-backed prosecutors, the growing data on rising violent crime, the threat to election integrity, and solutions for state policymakers.
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To Be Tough on Crime, We Must Be Tough on Prosecutors Who Won’t Prosecute
We shouldn’t have to wait for such a horrifying tragedy to hold elected officials accountable for the explosion of crime in U.S. cities. But in St. Louis, that’s precisely what’s happened.
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It’s Not Hard to Stop Crime in the Big Easy
A far-left prosecutor’s recent carjacking only highlights that tried-and-true methods of law enforcement are what New Orleans needs.
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