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All Politicians who create 'Sanctuary Cities' should be held accountable for all crimes committed by Illegals. Period, end of story.
Why do you think they’re sending their citizens to our country ?Did you know that in WWII Mexico was working with the Nazis on a plan to invade America?Cal's Quesadilla CaliphateFederal judge allows Trump to withhold grants to California as part of sanctuary city crackdown
A federal judge in Northern California has declined a request from California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to block the Trump administration’s decision to withhold a law enforcement grant to the state as part of its crackdown on states and jurisdictions that protect illegal immigrants.
Becerra asked for a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's decision, but Judge William Orrick of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled against taking that step.
“The injury threatened is not irreparable,” Orrick wrote. “The amount of money at stake is small compared to the state’s budget. Payment is delayed, for the moment. The DOJ appears to be using its regular administrative process to decide whether it will follow its initial inclinations.”
The judge said at some point in the future, the case “may help define the contours of the state’s broad constitutional police powers under the Tenth Amendment and the federal government’s ‘broad, undoubted power over the subject of immigration and the status of aliens.’”
The Trump administration has been cracking down on cities and jurisdictions that offer protections for people in the U.S. illegally.
In July, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that cities and states would only be eligible to receive specific grants from the Justice Department if they follow specific requirements, including certifying compliance with federal immigration law.
To be eligible for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants, or JAG grants, cities have to adhere to three criteria. They include giving 48-hour notice to the federal government before releasing anyone ICE wants the state to keep detained, and giving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents access to detention facilities.
State and local officials must also provide personal information and release dates of illegal immigrants detained across the state...
Great news. As a Californian, I support this.
As a former Californian, I support the 1845 patriots who overthrew a Mexican government there.
As a Texan I support the ouster of and ass kicking that we laid on Santa Anna in 1836.
Remember the Alamo MFers!!!!
These SOBS are no friends of ours.
The only thing that stopped this was that we intercepted communications between The Mexican Government, and Nazi Germany, and we then threatened to Nuke Mexico City if Mexico tried it.
All this does is set the precedent now for all future Democrat presidents to punish Republican states with a long laundry list of things. There are no vacuums in politics.
Fk themAll Politicians who create 'Sanctuary Cities' should be held accountable for all crimes committed by Illegals. Period, end of story.
Absolutely. I mean, if my brother committed a murder and the cops were looking for him, and I hid him in my house. I would end up facing charges for harboring and abetting a criminal. Yet when Commiefornia does the same thing, they want a pass.
Federal judge allows Trump to withhold grants to California as part of sanctuary city crackdown
A federal judge in Northern California has declined a request from California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to block the Trump administration’s decision to withhold a law enforcement grant to the state as part of its crackdown on states and jurisdictions that protect illegal immigrants.
Becerra asked for a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's decision, but Judge William Orrick of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled against taking that step.
“The injury threatened is not irreparable,” Orrick wrote. “The amount of money at stake is small compared to the state’s budget. Payment is delayed, for the moment. The DOJ appears to be using its regular administrative process to decide whether it will follow its initial inclinations.”
The judge said at some point in the future, the case “may help define the contours of the state’s broad constitutional police powers under the Tenth Amendment and the federal government’s ‘broad, undoubted power over the subject of immigration and the status of aliens.’”
The Trump administration has been cracking down on cities and jurisdictions that offer protections for people in the U.S. illegally.
In July, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that cities and states would only be eligible to receive specific grants from the Justice Department if they follow specific requirements, including certifying compliance with federal immigration law.
To be eligible for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants, or JAG grants, cities have to adhere to three criteria. They include giving 48-hour notice to the federal government before releasing anyone ICE wants the state to keep detained, and giving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents access to detention facilities.
State and local officials must also provide personal information and release dates of illegal immigrants detained across the state...
Great news. As a Californian, I support this.
Federal judge allows Trump to withhold grants to California as part of sanctuary city crackdown
A federal judge in Northern California has declined a request from California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to block the Trump administration’s decision to withhold a law enforcement grant to the state as part of its crackdown on states and jurisdictions that protect illegal immigrants.
Becerra asked for a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's decision, but Judge William Orrick of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled against taking that step.
“The injury threatened is not irreparable,” Orrick wrote. “The amount of money at stake is small compared to the state’s budget. Payment is delayed, for the moment. The DOJ appears to be using its regular administrative process to decide whether it will follow its initial inclinations.”
The judge said at some point in the future, the case “may help define the contours of the state’s broad constitutional police powers under the Tenth Amendment and the federal government’s ‘broad, undoubted power over the subject of immigration and the status of aliens.’”
The Trump administration has been cracking down on cities and jurisdictions that offer protections for people in the U.S. illegally.
In July, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that cities and states would only be eligible to receive specific grants from the Justice Department if they follow specific requirements, including certifying compliance with federal immigration law.
To be eligible for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants, or JAG grants, cities have to adhere to three criteria. They include giving 48-hour notice to the federal government before releasing anyone ICE wants the state to keep detained, and giving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents access to detention facilities.
State and local officials must also provide personal information and release dates of illegal immigrants detained across the state...
Great news. As a Californian, I support this.
"payment (of the small amount) is delayed for the moment"
BFD
All this does is set the precedent now for all future Democrat presidents to punish Republican states with a long laundry list of things. There are no vacuums in politics.
Yes there is. It's called the US Constitution.
Everybody forgets when Arizona passed their own law regarding immigration,
the Obama feds took them to court and eventually SCOTUS ruled in favor
of Obama that only the Feds have authority over Immigration laws and our
International Borders.
We just finally found another judge that remembered that.
I'd cut off all funding in the morning to every sanctuary city in the country
Cal's Quesadilla CaliphateFederal judge allows Trump to withhold grants to California as part of sanctuary city crackdown
A federal judge in Northern California has declined a request from California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to block the Trump administration’s decision to withhold a law enforcement grant to the state as part of its crackdown on states and jurisdictions that protect illegal immigrants.
Becerra asked for a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's decision, but Judge William Orrick of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled against taking that step.
“The injury threatened is not irreparable,” Orrick wrote. “The amount of money at stake is small compared to the state’s budget. Payment is delayed, for the moment. The DOJ appears to be using its regular administrative process to decide whether it will follow its initial inclinations.”
The judge said at some point in the future, the case “may help define the contours of the state’s broad constitutional police powers under the Tenth Amendment and the federal government’s ‘broad, undoubted power over the subject of immigration and the status of aliens.’”
The Trump administration has been cracking down on cities and jurisdictions that offer protections for people in the U.S. illegally.
In July, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that cities and states would only be eligible to receive specific grants from the Justice Department if they follow specific requirements, including certifying compliance with federal immigration law.
To be eligible for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants, or JAG grants, cities have to adhere to three criteria. They include giving 48-hour notice to the federal government before releasing anyone ICE wants the state to keep detained, and giving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents access to detention facilities.
State and local officials must also provide personal information and release dates of illegal immigrants detained across the state...
Great news. As a Californian, I support this.
As a former Californian, I support the 1845 patriots who overthrew a Mexican government there.
As a Texan I support the ouster of and ass kicking that we laid on Santa Anna in 1836.
Remember the Alamo MFers!!!!
Everybody forgets when Arizona passed their own law regarding immigration,
the Obama feds took them to court and eventually SCOTUS ruled in favor
of Obama that only the Feds have authority over Immigration laws and our
International Borders.
We just finally found another judge that remembered that.
I'd cut off all funding in the morning to every sanctuary city in the country
And ask any leftist for one good reason why they want sanctuary cities, and they have nothing of substance to offer. Puppets are funny that way.
Cal's Quesadilla CaliphateFederal judge allows Trump to withhold grants to California as part of sanctuary city crackdown
A federal judge in Northern California has declined a request from California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to block the Trump administration’s decision to withhold a law enforcement grant to the state as part of its crackdown on states and jurisdictions that protect illegal immigrants.
Becerra asked for a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's decision, but Judge William Orrick of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled against taking that step.
“The injury threatened is not irreparable,” Orrick wrote. “The amount of money at stake is small compared to the state’s budget. Payment is delayed, for the moment. The DOJ appears to be using its regular administrative process to decide whether it will follow its initial inclinations.”
The judge said at some point in the future, the case “may help define the contours of the state’s broad constitutional police powers under the Tenth Amendment and the federal government’s ‘broad, undoubted power over the subject of immigration and the status of aliens.’”
The Trump administration has been cracking down on cities and jurisdictions that offer protections for people in the U.S. illegally.
In July, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that cities and states would only be eligible to receive specific grants from the Justice Department if they follow specific requirements, including certifying compliance with federal immigration law.
To be eligible for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants, or JAG grants, cities have to adhere to three criteria. They include giving 48-hour notice to the federal government before releasing anyone ICE wants the state to keep detained, and giving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents access to detention facilities.
State and local officials must also provide personal information and release dates of illegal immigrants detained across the state...
Great news. As a Californian, I support this.
As a former Californian, I support the 1845 patriots who overthrew a Mexican government there.
As a Texan I support the ouster of and ass kicking that we laid on Santa Anna in 1836.
Remember the Alamo MFers!!!!
if you'd been there, you'd be mexican now
also, santa ana
It’s why they don’t dare answer questionsEverybody forgets when Arizona passed their own law regarding immigration,
the Obama feds took them to court and eventually SCOTUS ruled in favor
of Obama that only the Feds have authority over Immigration laws and our
International Borders.
We just finally found another judge that remembered that.
I'd cut off all funding in the morning to every sanctuary city in the country
And ask any leftist for one good reason why they want sanctuary cities, and they have nothing of substance to offer. Puppets are funny that way.
They are trained to respond in only authorized talking point. They are
not allowed their own thoughts. 'Course all the minority one's have
very little brain function anyway, so maybe the talking points allow
them to join a conversation
You mean like when obama denied fire relief to Texas? Yes. Just like that.Federal judge allows Trump to withhold grants to California as part of sanctuary city crackdown
A federal judge in Northern California has declined a request from California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to block the Trump administration’s decision to withhold a law enforcement grant to the state as part of its crackdown on states and jurisdictions that protect illegal immigrants.
Becerra asked for a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's decision, but Judge William Orrick of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled against taking that step.
“The injury threatened is not irreparable,” Orrick wrote. “The amount of money at stake is small compared to the state’s budget. Payment is delayed, for the moment. The DOJ appears to be using its regular administrative process to decide whether it will follow its initial inclinations.”
The judge said at some point in the future, the case “may help define the contours of the state’s broad constitutional police powers under the Tenth Amendment and the federal government’s ‘broad, undoubted power over the subject of immigration and the status of aliens.’”
The Trump administration has been cracking down on cities and jurisdictions that offer protections for people in the U.S. illegally.
In July, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that cities and states would only be eligible to receive specific grants from the Justice Department if they follow specific requirements, including certifying compliance with federal immigration law.
To be eligible for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants, or JAG grants, cities have to adhere to three criteria. They include giving 48-hour notice to the federal government before releasing anyone ICE wants the state to keep detained, and giving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents access to detention facilities.
State and local officials must also provide personal information and release dates of illegal immigrants detained across the state...
Great news. As a Californian, I support this.
All this does is set the precedent now for all future Democrat presidents to punish Republican states with a long laundry list of things. There are no vacuums in politics.
Get it through your heads cons, we in CA don't give the first shit what you think or want us to do. We don't need to have a slogan like Taxus "don't mess with Taxis". We just do it. Don't go away mad just go away.
The sun is setting over the Golden Gate Bridge, can't miss it.
All Politicians who create 'Sanctuary Cities' should be held accountable for all crimes committed by Illegals. Period, end of story.
You mean like when obama denied fire relief to Texas? Yes. Just like that.Federal judge allows Trump to withhold grants to California as part of sanctuary city crackdown
A federal judge in Northern California has declined a request from California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to block the Trump administration’s decision to withhold a law enforcement grant to the state as part of its crackdown on states and jurisdictions that protect illegal immigrants.
Becerra asked for a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's decision, but Judge William Orrick of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled against taking that step.
“The injury threatened is not irreparable,” Orrick wrote. “The amount of money at stake is small compared to the state’s budget. Payment is delayed, for the moment. The DOJ appears to be using its regular administrative process to decide whether it will follow its initial inclinations.”
The judge said at some point in the future, the case “may help define the contours of the state’s broad constitutional police powers under the Tenth Amendment and the federal government’s ‘broad, undoubted power over the subject of immigration and the status of aliens.’”
The Trump administration has been cracking down on cities and jurisdictions that offer protections for people in the U.S. illegally.
In July, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that cities and states would only be eligible to receive specific grants from the Justice Department if they follow specific requirements, including certifying compliance with federal immigration law.
To be eligible for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants, or JAG grants, cities have to adhere to three criteria. They include giving 48-hour notice to the federal government before releasing anyone ICE wants the state to keep detained, and giving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents access to detention facilities.
State and local officials must also provide personal information and release dates of illegal immigrants detained across the state...
Great news. As a Californian, I support this.
All this does is set the precedent now for all future Democrat presidents to punish Republican states with a long laundry list of things. There are no vacuums in politics.
Get it through your heads cons, we in CA don't give the first shit what you think or want us to do. We don't need to have a slogan like Taxus "don't mess with Taxis". We just do it. Don't go away mad just go away.
The sun is setting over the Golden Gate Bridge, can't miss it.
Ahh isn’t that cute! LOLAll Politicians who create 'Sanctuary Cities' should be held accountable for all crimes committed by Illegals. Period, end of story.
All Politicians who create "Laws Protecting Gun Manufacturers" should be held accountable for all crimes committed by guns. Period, end of story.
All Politicians who create 'Sanctuary Cities' should be held accountable for all crimes committed by Illegals. Period, end of story.
All Politicians who create "Laws Protecting Gun Manufacturers" should be held accountable for all crimes committed by guns. Period, end of story.
Cal's Quesadilla CaliphateFederal judge allows Trump to withhold grants to California as part of sanctuary city crackdown
A federal judge in Northern California has declined a request from California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to block the Trump administration’s decision to withhold a law enforcement grant to the state as part of its crackdown on states and jurisdictions that protect illegal immigrants.
Becerra asked for a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's decision, but Judge William Orrick of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled against taking that step.
“The injury threatened is not irreparable,” Orrick wrote. “The amount of money at stake is small compared to the state’s budget. Payment is delayed, for the moment. The DOJ appears to be using its regular administrative process to decide whether it will follow its initial inclinations.”
The judge said at some point in the future, the case “may help define the contours of the state’s broad constitutional police powers under the Tenth Amendment and the federal government’s ‘broad, undoubted power over the subject of immigration and the status of aliens.’”
The Trump administration has been cracking down on cities and jurisdictions that offer protections for people in the U.S. illegally.
In July, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that cities and states would only be eligible to receive specific grants from the Justice Department if they follow specific requirements, including certifying compliance with federal immigration law.
To be eligible for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants, or JAG grants, cities have to adhere to three criteria. They include giving 48-hour notice to the federal government before releasing anyone ICE wants the state to keep detained, and giving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents access to detention facilities.
State and local officials must also provide personal information and release dates of illegal immigrants detained across the state...
Great news. As a Californian, I support this.
As a former Californian, I support the 1845 patriots who overthrew a Mexican government there.
As a Texan I support the ouster of and ass kicking that we laid on Santa Anna in 1836.
Remember the Alamo MFers!!!!
if you'd been there, you'd be mexican now
also, santa ana
