Central California cities are pursuing sanctuary policies. Here’s what that means
Technically, local jurisdictions in California that don’t have sanctuary ordinances are still subject to the state’s sanctuary law that took effect in 2018. Known as the California Values Act, it prohibits local police from asking for someone’s immigration status or using local resources to assist in federal immigration enforcement.
SF suing Trump administration over sanctuary city policies
During Trump's first term, San Francisco sued over a similar issue after the president tried to revoke federal funding from the city. San Francisco's lawsuit was successful, with federal courts siding with the city and upholding the state's sanctuary law.
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The counties of San Francisco and Santa Clara in California in addition to King County, Washington and the cities of Portland ...
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AG Pam Bondi's fund-withholding orders pursuant to sanctuary city statuses may affect states such as Pennsylvania, New York, ...
Mayor Wells argued that most residents support the resolution, citing the 57% of El Cajon voters who backed Donald Trump in ...
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Surf City Church has been fighting to keep its doors open since the California Pacific Conference of the United Methodist ...
The 13 states listed by the Center for Immigration Studies are California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, ...
The controversial proposal to support local law enforcement’s cooperation with federal efforts was approved by the city ...
That was the intent behind a push by Mayor Pro-tem Diane Pearce to make Clovis the first “non-sanctuary” city in Fresno ...
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