DeSantis suspends elected prosecutor over new abortion law

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : But others are in law enforcement in places where there are bans or deep restrictions - including the counties that include Birmingham, Alabama, and Jackson, Mississippi, along with several of Texas' biggest cities.
46% : Besides the statements from prosecutors, city councils in places including Nashville, New Orleans and Boise, Idaho, have introduced or adopted measures telling law enforcement agencies to make abortion-related cases low priorities.
42% : The executive order also accuses Warren of having a "flawed and lawless understanding of his duties as a state attorney" in his "presumptive non-enforcement for certain criminal violations, including trespassing at a business location, disorderly conduct, disorderly intoxication, and prostitution.
40% : In an executive order formally suspending Warren, DeSantis focused heavily on Warren's signing of statements where prosecutors from across the country said they won't use their offices to pursue criminal cases against seekers or providers of abortion or gender transition treatments.
33% : The suspension comes as DeSantis runs for reelection in Florida and builds his national profile as a potential 2024 Republican presidential candidate through near constant criticism of liberal policies on abortion, policing and other culture war issues.

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