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Okay, you seem to be backing away from asserting the cities are breaking laws. If not, produce the law being broken.Baloney. The city sanctuary laws are preventing criminal illegal immigrants from being deported. The sanctuary city laws are attempting to circumvent federal law enforcement from doing their jobs by making it far more difficult and dangerous for federal law enforcement.
'We'll see you in court.'If so, then it is also the right of the federal government to deny federal funds to sanctuary states and sanctuary cities.
Conservatives have always affirmed in the necessity of obeying and following the laws.Funny how quickly conservatives cottoned to the concept of Big Government.
Some sort of system where authority must be respected?Conservatives have always affirmed in the necessity of obeying and following the laws.
The USDA should not have capitulated to Maine.
If city laws override federal laws, then we might as well not have any federal laws. By the way, what's wrong with turning over criminal illegal immigrants to ICE? Why do liberals appear to be on the same side as criminals?Of course and I would expect nothing less from this petty, authoritarian regime who wants everyone to bend oover and comply with their demands. As we see with Boston, sanctuary cities are standing up to this federal bully.
They are not overriding federal laws, they just aren't doing the immigration authority's jobs for them.If city laws override federal laws, then we might as well not have any federal laws. By the way, what's wrong with turning over criminal illegal immigrants to ICE? Why do liberals appear to be on the same side as criminals?
Hey are actively participating in the allowance of the breaking of federal immigration law by harboring illegals. In fact they invite them.They are not overriding federal laws, they just aren't doing the immigration authority's jobs for them.
They don’t override federal laws. They are state and city laws meant to govern state and city officials.If city laws override federal laws, then we might as well not have any federal laws.
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with it in theory.By the way, what's wrong with turning over criminal illegal immigrants to ICE? Why do liberals appear to be on the same side as criminals?
We want criminals to face justice and receive punishment. Not escape justice. That said, if ICE has a judicial warrant, they will be honored by local police.By the way, what's wrong with turning over criminal illegal immigrants to ICE? Why do liberals appear to be on the same side as criminals?
They were bussed there by Texas, too, or did we forget that? I think the claim was “now they’re your problem, and Boston accepted them.Hey are actively participating in the allowance of the breaking of federal immigration law by harboring illegals. In fact they invite them.
I've seen the opposite of that happening in blue cities and blue sanctuary cities.We want criminals to face justice and receive punishment. Not escape justice. That said, if ICE has a judicial warrant, they will be honored by local police.
Nonsense, you've been crowing about local police in sanctuary cities apprehending aliens who commit crimes.I've seen the opposite of that happening in blue cities and blue sanctuary cities.
Writing a city law that says (in effect) that city funds cannot be used to enforce Federal Immigration Law, would be a valid law.If city laws override federal laws, then we might as well not have any federal laws. By the way, what's wrong with turning over criminal illegal immigrants to ICE? Why do liberals appear to be on the same side as criminals?
No, I have not.Nonsense, you've been crowing about local police in sanctuary cities apprehending aliens who commit crimes.
Not necessarily.If so, then it is also the right of the federal government to deny federal funds to sanctuary states and sanctuary cities.
The decision of that one lower court judge shall be appealed and over ruled.Not necessarily.
Judge blocks Trump admin from withholding funding to 34 cities and counties over 'sanctuary' policies
The 15-page order from Judge William Orrick grants a preliminary injunction in the administration's effort to withhold funds and expands the number of cities that federal funds can't be withheld from due to their "sanctuary" status for undocumented immigrants.
In 2017, President Donald Trump issued Executive Order 13,768(“EO 13,768”), titled “Enhancing Public Safety in the Interior of the United States,” which was directed at so-called “sanctuary jurisdictions.”The City and County ofSan Francisco and County of Santa Clara sued, arguingthat Section 9 of EO 13,768wasunconstitutional. I found that theyhad pre-enforcement standing, that they were likely to succeed on the merits because Section 9(a)of EO 13,768 was unconstitutional, and that they faced irreparable harm absent an injunction. I enjoined Section 9(a)ofEO 13,768. The Ninth Circuit affirmed. Cnty.of Santa Clara v. Trump, et al., 250 F. Supp. 3d 497(N.D. Cal. Apr. 25, 2017) (Preliminary Injunction Order), aff’d, 897 F.3d 1225 (9th Cir. 2018).
Here we are again.
Precedent in the Ninth Circuit and the orders of this court show why the Cities and Countieshave establishedthatthey are likely to prevail on the merits of at least their separation of powers, Spending Clause, and Fifth and Tenth Amendment claims. The challenged sectionsin the 2025 Executive Orders and the Bondi Directivethatorder executive agenciesto withhold, freeze, or condition federal fundingapportioned to localities by Congress,violate the Constitution’s separation of powers principlesandthe Spending Clause,as explained by the Ninth Circuit in the earlier iteration of this case in 2018; they also violatethe Fifth Amendmentto the extent theyare unconstitutionally vague and violate due process.
Yup, cause Biden wasnt doing anything about it, so they sent them where the cities wanted them because they were sanctuary places. States cannot arrest or detain illegals for being illegal. If illegals are arrested for something else jails can check on legal status and notify ICE who can order a hold. However liberal states and or cities are not doing that. They are welcoming illegals into their cities and refusing to cooperate with the feds and letting them go.They were bussed there by Texas, too, or did we forget that? I think the claim was “now they’re your problem, and Boston accepted them.
Exactly, they were sent there, we took them, and wanted them. They’re there now. Just because you’re mad the world didn’t implode by bussing them there and you want them back to deport them doesn’t mean they need to be sent back. You admit yourself, they knew sending them there that they were sanctuary cities and once there getting them back would be difficult. It’s why they were sent there.Yup, cause Biden wasnt doing anything about it, so they sent them where the cities wanted them because they were sanctuary places.
Because Republicans sent them there. They were told this would happen and they sent them anyway. Can’t complain that the system you set up to do what you wanted it to do is doing exactly what you set out for it to do, but you don’t like it. Its like sending your neighbor a package from Amazon then being upset they kept it, used it, and don’t want to give it back.States cannot arrest or detain illegals for being illegal. If illegals are arrested for something else jails can check on legal status and notify ICE who can order a hold. However liberal states and or cities are not doing that. They are welcoming illegals into their cities and refusing to cooperate with the feds and letting them go.
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