RUFUS – Joey Rigg has been sworn in as the 22nd Governor Of North Lorray, succeeding Linda Lee as the head of state in North Lorray. Governor Rigg delivered his inaugural speech to a large crowd at Nox City Hall. In his speech he outlined his plans for the state, including LGBTQ policy, immigration, and the economy.

As his first acts as Governor he signed 5 executive orders in a Trump-like manner, at the State capitol. His first acts he reversed Executive Orders 1800127, 1800135 and 1800152 which reverses the policy of schools recognizing transgender students and creating programs that foster their ideology in public schools, promote diversity, equity and inclusion in hiring, as well as reversing former Governor Linda Lee’s executive blocking future governors from being able to sign executive orders targeting the transgender community and LGBTQ community.

“I will keep my promise to ensure that our children protected from the transgender madness that was pedaled during my predecessors time in office,” said Governor Joey Rigg. “Together we will end the transgender, gender confusion and that is why today I signed several executive orders reversing several of Former Governor Lee’s pro-LGBTQ executive orders. We aren’t done and there is four more years of being able to safeguard our children and their futures.”

He also went on to sign an executive order reversing the policy of the state that says “North Lorray will not support, enact or enforce immigration operations and will not support the mission of the Federal Immigration Office, and the immigration officials who have been working to safe guard the United States Of Jesstopia.” The order now mandates all Statewide law enforcement officials must comply and cooperate with the enforcement of immigration officials.

“There is no more excuse for our state’s law enforcement to deny our federal partners help, when they conduct their immigration enforcement raids on homes of illegal aliens as we clamp down on unsafe neighborhoods due to illegals,” continued Governor Joey Rigg. “We will not let our state be overrun by illegal aliens, violent gang members, drug smugglers and dealers, and we will not let our streets to be flooded with illegal drugs and weapons. It is time we take back our streets and actually enforce our state and federal laws.”

Governor Joey Rigg was administered his oath of office by North Lorray Supreme Court Justice Martha May who also administered Lieutenant Governor Harry Adams oath. Governor Rigg and Lt. Governor Adams are expected to work on infrastructure, which had stalled significantly during the governorship of Linda Lee.

“Now that we have the ability to address the concerns of our citizens, we will do everything in our power to ensure that you are safe, your kids don’t get murdered by illegal drugs and we are safeguarding this beautiful state we call home,” finished Governor Rigg. “We have a lot to accomplish in the next four years but together we can do it, and I look forward to doing so. Thank you for the opportunity to serve as your Governor.”