PoliticalChic
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This is why......hit's one outta da park!!!
Sanctuary cites struck out!!!!
"2nd Circuit Hits a Homer on Sanctuary Cities
1. What a constitutional home run the Second United States Circuit Court of Appeals just clobbered against, among others, the “sanctuary city” of New York. It cleared the way for Attorney General Barr to require recipients of certain federal funds to cooperate with federal authorities.
2. ...judges were unanimous and, with the confidence that only big league hitters can muster, they swept aside contrary opinions of several other federal circuits.
3. The case is known as New York et al v. United States Department of Justice. It involves New York City and seven states. The judges characterize the main legal question as “whether the federal government may deny grants of money to State and local governments that would be eligible for such awards but for their refusal to comply with three immigration‐related conditions imposed by the Attorney General of the United States.”
4. Those conditions, the judges noted, require recipients of federal grants to certify that they will: Comply with “federal law prohibiting any restrictions on the communication of citizenship and alien status information with federal immigration authorities”; “provide federal authorities, upon request, with the release dates of incarcerated illegal aliens”; and give the Feds “access to incarcerated illegal aliens.”
5. The case is already another marker that the President whom the Democrats mocked with the question “have you even read the United States Constitution?” keeps winning in court."
2nd Circuit Hits a Homer on Sanctuary Cities
Sanctuary cites struck out!!!!
"2nd Circuit Hits a Homer on Sanctuary Cities
1. What a constitutional home run the Second United States Circuit Court of Appeals just clobbered against, among others, the “sanctuary city” of New York. It cleared the way for Attorney General Barr to require recipients of certain federal funds to cooperate with federal authorities.
2. ...judges were unanimous and, with the confidence that only big league hitters can muster, they swept aside contrary opinions of several other federal circuits.
3. The case is known as New York et al v. United States Department of Justice. It involves New York City and seven states. The judges characterize the main legal question as “whether the federal government may deny grants of money to State and local governments that would be eligible for such awards but for their refusal to comply with three immigration‐related conditions imposed by the Attorney General of the United States.”
4. Those conditions, the judges noted, require recipients of federal grants to certify that they will: Comply with “federal law prohibiting any restrictions on the communication of citizenship and alien status information with federal immigration authorities”; “provide federal authorities, upon request, with the release dates of incarcerated illegal aliens”; and give the Feds “access to incarcerated illegal aliens.”
5. The case is already another marker that the President whom the Democrats mocked with the question “have you even read the United States Constitution?” keeps winning in court."
2nd Circuit Hits a Homer on Sanctuary Cities