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Like everyone else here I support this proposal. I do however have concerns about possible roadblocks.

Of course the liberal politicians will oppose this, as will some left leaning high ranking LEOs in some of our larger cities. As I see it the one group who have the political bias as well the power to disrupt the implementation of the law once it passes are the teacher's unions. School Principals either because of their own political views or caving under pressure from militant members of their staff may frustrate things. Groups of teachers could cause all sorts of disruption to the routine of teaching, even down to going on strike.

I think for this to work there will need to be some stiff penalties built into the law for those that attempt to frustrate it. Penalties that will mean that the normal protracted procedural niceties of termination of service can be short circuited.