Orange County supervisors vote to fight California 'sanctuary' laws

latimes

The Orange County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to move against the state's "sanctuary" laws, adding a powerful voice to a growing backlash in some conservative parts of California to the state's pro-immigration policies. The board voted 3-0 to join a federal lawsuit against California's sanctuary laws.

A huge battle has begun! Orange county is on the feds side.





looks like the measure passed and the will rejoin the federal government again.

This is yet another big surprise givin all the backlash outside the courthouse.

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Guess there is still some hope to save the Republic from Globalist Imperialism?

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It really was only a matter of time, before there was a backlash against sanctuary cities, or states.

This is going to be interesting, if nothing else.

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someone is hard at work...

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Yep imo orange county goes so does the rest

originally posted by: howtonhawky
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someone is hard at work...

Nothing about work when it comes to loving your country.........you either protect it or piss it away.

This is good. Seeing the people of Cali fighting back! Love it 😏

Actually this is exactly how this kind of fight should work, it should be within the people of the state to handle.

Lot of closeted conservatives in Orange County. They also have a large Christian conservative community as well. Not as liberal as you would think.

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There is some hope then.

This is the start of the people of Cali taking back their State and bringing Law and Order back . Instead of political chaos.
They (the people) are hurting for the most part due to the sheer numbers of illegal aliens in their State and are now realizing what their politicians have been doing and why.
For the good of the country , I hope this is a rapidly wide- spreading occurrence.
No State has any power whatsoever on matters of immigration . No State.

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Yep, first a city, now a county.

This is a reminder to many that Calfiornia is not just an echo chamber of far-left "progressives," but it's still full of people who have limitations on the stupidity that they will allow the state to impose on them.

Hopefully this is the start of a new trend and that it will cause many average citizens to start constructively reviewing and criticizing the far-left legislation that has been sweeping that state for many, many years. Please let this be a wake-up call...






(no, I don't harbor and belief that California as a whole will let loose its grip on crazy progressive ideology, but hopefully those who actually vote will do a better job, and those who don't vote may start taking back their governments one educated vote at a time)

pu blish inmates release

The Orange County Register reported that the county’s sheriff’s department will publish a “Who’s in Jail” online database, including the date and time of inmates’ release, to help cooperate with other law enforcement agencies including Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE.)