Two counties are set to vote on measure – after nine backed it – due to defund the police, CRT in schools and bail laws
- Members of the Greater Idaho movement are pushing their state legislators to redraw Oregon’s border so that the eastern section becomes part of Idaho
- The bill movement has already gained support from residents in nine Eastern Oregon counties, with those in two others set to vote on it next month
- Supporters argue the proposal makes sense because Idaho’s politics more closely match eastern Oregonians’ conservative views
- They have railed against their states woke policies like defunding the police, getting rid of bail and teaching critical race theory in schools
- Crime in the state’s largest city, Portland, is also spiraling out of control and the mayor estimates 6,000 people are living on the streets
