More California Cities Seek to Defy ‘Sanctuary State’ as Revolt Spreads

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    This isn't about a federal regulatory program this is about federal law enforcement. See the law I already cited.
     
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    Yeah, because that's the way you'll retain the uber-safe white lifestyle you are so dependent upon.
     
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    do you have anything to say that's worth the effort to type or just this
     
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    I haven't gone thru the California laws, but I would be surprised if they violate your law.


    1. What is 8 USC § 1373? 8 USC § 1373(a) is a federal statute that prohibits local and state governments and agencies from enacting laws or policies that limit communication with DHS about “information regarding the immigration or citizenship status” of individuals. The statute prohibits such policies, but does not contain any requirement for anyone to take any action. The full text of 8 USC § 1373 is attached at the end of this FAQ. 2. What does 8 USC § 1373 require? • 8 USC § 1373 does not require any action from local or state agencies, officers, or governments. It does not require asking about immigration status. • 8 USC § 1373 does not prohibit policies against asking about immigration status. It only prohibits the enactment of certain policies limiting sharing immigration status information. • 8 USC § 1373 does not compel compliance with ICE detainers. Such a statute would be unconstitutional. 2 • 8 USC § 1373 does not address policies limiting other information sharing with ICE. Nothing in the statute mentions or includes criminal case information, contact information, custody status, or release dates of individuals from custody.3 • 8 USC § 1373 does not impose any affirmative obligation to collect information. Nor does it require sharing information in any particular instance. 3. Do Sanctuary Policies violate 8 USC § 1373? No, sanctuary policies are entirely consistent with federal laws.4 There are many varieties of local policies that might be considered “sanctuary policies.” 8 USC § 1373 only governs restrictions on communication with DHS about individuals’ citizenship or immigration status, not other policies limiting the expenditure of state and local resources on immigration enforcement or detention. Cities and counties around the country have policies against local officials questioning individuals about their immigration status; such rules do not conflict with 8 USC § 1373 because they do not address communication with DHS. Many jurisdictions have policies against holding people on immigration detainers or notifying ICE of the date when someone will be released from custody; these policies do not conflict with 8 USC § 1373

    1. What is 8 USC § 1373? 8 USC § 1373(a) is a federal statute that prohibits local and state governments and agencies from enacting laws or policies that limit communication with DHS about “information regarding the immigration or citizenship status” of individuals. The statute prohibits such policies, but does not contain any requirement for anyone to take any action. The full text of 8 USC § 1373 is attached at the end of this FAQ. 2. What does 8 USC § 1373 require? • 8 USC § 1373 does not require any action from local or state agencies, officers, or governments. It does not require asking about immigration status. • 8 USC § 1373 does not prohibit policies against asking about immigration status. It only prohibits the enactment of certain policies limiting sharing immigration status information. • 8 USC § 1373 does not compel compliance with ICE detainers. Such a statute would be unconstitutional. 2 • 8 USC § 1373 does not address policies limiting other information sharing with ICE. Nothing in the statute mentions or includes criminal case information, contact information, custody status, or release dates of individuals from custody.3 • 8 USC § 1373 does not impose any affirmative obligation to collect information. Nor does it require sharing information in any particular instance. 3. Do Sanctuary Policies violate 8 USC § 1373? No, sanctuary policies are entirely consistent with federal laws.4 There are many varieties of local policies that might be considered “sanctuary policies.” 8 USC § 1373 only governs restrictions on communication with DHS about individuals’ citizenship or immigration status, not other policies limiting the expenditure of state and local resources on immigration enforcement or detention. Cities and counties around the country have policies against local officials questioning individuals about their immigration status; such rules do not conflict with 8 USC § 1373 because they do not address communication with DHS. Many jurisdictions have policies against holding people on immigration detainers or notifying ICE of the date when someone will be released from custody; these policies do not conflict with 8 USC § 1373
    https://www.ilrc.org/sites/default/...deral_funding_threats_to_sanctuary_cities.pdf
     
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    Well we are the world's incarceration leader, no one comes close. And it for profit and corporate now, so hey, fweedumb!
     
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    Don't be giving her anymore dumb ideas. 8)
     
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    I always have time to nip at your heels, MurrayFan.
     
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    True. And maybe I'd love to see it prosecuted against certain leftist state politicians in California.

    Get a writ and get it in front of SCOTUS.
     
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    So true. And there is nothing virtuous about forcing others to do as you see fit (or even have that desire).
     
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    Says the party that wants to ban abortion, prevent gay marriage etc..
    I call them Republican'ts.
     
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    I wouldn't it seems pretty clear and your cite needs to be formatted. It's not "my" law it is US Statute specifically addressing this situation and prohibiting it. That has supremacy to California law.
     
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    I guess it doesn't matter if California's laws don't violate it. Does it?
     
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    Yes we have VERY good police forces and we tend to catch more criminals and therefore prosecute more criminals and therefore incarcerate more criminals than most places. You are suggesting we do less?
     
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    The Supremacy Clause.
     
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    Got data?
     
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    If it doesn't violate it, the supremacy law never enters into it.
     
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    BS. They are blatantly obstructing justice. Turning loose known criminals (including crimes not related to immigration) that have outstanding AND including federal warrants.
     
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    Yes it does. The cities will plead it is federal law which has supremacy here.
     
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    ROFL well you were the one noting it not me. We put LOTS of criminals in jail.
     
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    Do you have an example of someone release with an outstanding warrant?
    Actually the law part of that paper is pretty short.
     

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