I hate to say it, but that's really bad. What's to stop them from applying that to other laws? First example that comes to my mind is weed. Some states it's legal, some states it's not. If you live in a state where weed is not legal, but travel to another state where it is legal, with the intent to smoke weed in a state where it's legal, and you do, you shouldn't get in trouble when you go home. And if somebody wants to leave the state with their own kid, providing it's not a kidnapping situation, it's not anybody's business why.

It's like they're trying to trick us with something we agree with. It's "transitioning" now, it could be handling a firearm or something else later.

Edit: I think the law is fine, except the part about what you might intend to do outside their jurisdiction.

I hate to say it, but that's really bad. What's to stop them from applying that to other laws? First example that comes to my mind is weed. Some states it's legal, some states it's not. If you live in a state where weed is not legal, but travel to another state where it is legal, with the intent to smoke weed in a state where it's legal, and you do, you shouldn't get in trouble when you go home. And if somebody wants to leave the state with their own kid, providing it's not a kidnapping situation, it's not anybody's business why.

It's like they're trying to trick us with something we agree with. It's "transitioning" now, it could be handling a firearm or something else later.