Washington HB1321 restricts out-of-state militia activities within the state without governor's authorization.

Washington HB1321 adds a new section to state law prohibiting militias from other states from entering to enforce laws without the governor's written authorization or a federal call to service. The governor can revoke any prior authorization at any time. Upon notice of withdrawal or denial, the militia must cease activities and leave the state. This act is deemed necessary for public peace, health, safety, and state government support, and it takes effect immediately.

Washington HB1321 restricts out-of-state militia activities within the state without governor's authorization.

Washington HB1321 adds a new section to state law prohibiting militias from other states from entering to enforce laws without the governor's written authorization or a federal call to service. The governor can revoke any prior authorization at any time. Upon notice of withdrawal or denial, the militia must cease activities and leave the state. This act is deemed necessary for public peace, health, safety, and state government support, and it takes effect immediately.