C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
‘The Department of Justice lacks the standing to challenge “sanctuary” immigration policies in four New Jersey cities, a federal judge ruled on Wednesday, handing the Trump administration a striking setback after more than a year of litigation.’
Very good.
There is, of course, no such thing as 'sanctuary cities.'
Federal immigration authorities are at complete liberty to enforce immigration laws in any jurisdiction.
And state and local jurisdictions are at complete liberty to not assist Federal authorities to enforce immigration laws; local jurisdictions that don’t provide assistance are not ‘interfering’ with the enforcement of immigration laws.
The Constitution has long held the Federal government cannot compel state and local jurisdictions to enforce Federal laws.
Very good.
There is, of course, no such thing as 'sanctuary cities.'
Federal immigration authorities are at complete liberty to enforce immigration laws in any jurisdiction.
And state and local jurisdictions are at complete liberty to not assist Federal authorities to enforce immigration laws; local jurisdictions that don’t provide assistance are not ‘interfering’ with the enforcement of immigration laws.
The Constitution has long held the Federal government cannot compel state and local jurisdictions to enforce Federal laws.