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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen confirmed Tuesday that her department has asked federal prosecutors to see if they can lodge criminal charges against sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal deportation efforts. “The Department of Justice is reviewing what avenues may be available,” Ms. Nielsen told the Senate Judiciary Committee. Her confirmation came after California’s new sanctuary law went into effect Jan. 1, severely restricting cooperation the state or any of its localities could offer.
originally posted by: olaru12
I thought it was the conservative republicans that were all about "states rights"
How is this going to play out in California?
This is why I said laying groundwork. I did not want to post their headline.
If they are reporting it I would think it a small leak to gauge reaction from those who would be involved.
originally posted by: olaru12
I thought it was the conservative republicans that were all about "states rights"
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: WarPig1939
Problem is the politicians don't always say what they do.
Like how texas has 2 million yet pretends to act tough in the news..
Can't go to a residential job site without a crew of them and everybody knows this.