Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt Gets Cold Feet, Won’t Commit to Signing Anti-Illegal Immigration Bill
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has refused to confirm whether he will sign a bill cracking down on illegal immigration across the state.
At a press conference on Friday, Stitt said that despite supporting measures to curb the invasion at the southern border, he was still undecided as to whether he would sign House Bill 4156 if it is approved by the Oklahoma Senate.
“I’m not going to make a decision right now whether I will sign it or not,” Stitt said during the press conference. “There’s too many variables on, you know, what’s in the bill. Our team will look at it, and we will review that.”
However, Stitt insisted that whatever he decides, Oklahoma will remain a “law and order state.”
Among the bill’s provisions include declaring a state of emergency at the southern border and creating a crime known as impermissible occupation,
