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At a hastily convened meeting Friday at the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti warned that the city will question Trump’s decisions on immigration.
“If the first day, as president, we see something that is hostile to our people, hostile to our city, bad for our economy, bad for our security, we will speak up, speak out, act up and act out,” Garcetti said.
The mayor also said police would continue to enforce Special Order 40, which bars officers from asking people about their immigration status.
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At a hastily convened meeting Friday at the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti warned that the city will question Trump’s decisions on immigration.
“If the first day, as president, we see something that is hostile to our people, hostile to our city, bad for our economy, bad for our security, we will speak up, speak out, act up and act out,” Garcetti said.
The mayor also said police would continue to enforce Special Order 40, which bars officers from asking people about their immigration status.
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originally posted by: crazyewok
a reply to: Metallicus
Personally I would let California do it.
Then fine the # out of them to pay for any consequences caused elsewhere in the country.
So far, Republican-led initiatives to stop federal funding to sanctuary cities have failed in Congress. But under the looming specter of president-elect Trump, such cities are already bracing for cuts, which could affect everything from health care spending to infrastructure investment. Officials in San Francisco estimate they receive more than $1 billion a year from the federal government. Seattle mayor Ed Murray told locals they might need a new tax to fund efforts to reduce homelessness because he intends to maintain the city’s “sanctuary” status.
“These are our neighbors, and we will continue to support our neighbors,” Murray said on Nov. 9.
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originally posted by: Ceeker63
I believe that President Trump is going to remove federal money from all Sanctuary cities. Until they conform to the law of the land. It is the only thing that he can do, to make them follow the law. Without federal money coming to the cities much of what they need and want will not be available to them. It is part of the scheme of completing the southern wall. I believe he will give the Border Patrol orders to follow the law and do their duty.
originally posted by: Profusion
a reply to: Ceeker63
It looks like Seattle is planning to counter Trump's move by raising taxes. This is going to be an epic showdown.
So far, Republican-led initiatives to stop federal funding to sanctuary cities have failed in Congress. But under the looming specter of president-elect Trump, such cities are already bracing for cuts, which could affect everything from health care spending to infrastructure investment. Officials in San Francisco estimate they receive more than $1 billion a year from the federal government. Seattle mayor Ed Murray told locals they might need a new tax to fund efforts to reduce homelessness because he intends to maintain the city’s “sanctuary” status.
“These are our neighbors, and we will continue to support our neighbors,” Murray said on Nov. 9.
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