Stats to Support Obama's Illegal Immigrant / Sanctuary City Protection Policies....

[easyt65]

"Report: Released Criminal Aliens Committed Nearly 10 Times More Crimes Than Obama Admin. Told Congress"



Barry ...LIED... to Congress / Americans to protect people preying upon / victimizing the American people?! Say it ain't so..... This is my 'shocked' face:


With a President like this who needs 'enemies'?!


Report: Released Criminal Aliens Committed Nearly 10 Times More Crimes Than Obama Admin. Told Congress - Breitbart

 

[daws101]

"Report: Released Criminal Aliens Committed Nearly 10 Times More Crimes Than Obama Admin. Told Congress"



Barry ...LIED... to Congress / Americans to protect people preying upon / victimizing the American people?! Say it ain't so..... This is my 'shocked' face:


With a President like this who needs 'enemies'?!


Report: Released Criminal Aliens Committed Nearly 10 Times More Crimes Than Obama Admin. Told Congress - Breitbart

 

[waltky]

Granny says, "Dat's right - withhold federal money from `em...

'Sanctuary cities' vow to protect immigrants from Trump plan
November 15, 2016 — Democratic mayors of major U.S. cities that have long had cool relationships with federal immigration officials say they will do all they can to protect residents from deportation, despite President-elect Donald Trump's vows to withhold potentially millions of dollars in taxpayer money if they do not cooperate.

New York City's Bill de Blasio, Chicago's Rahm Emanuel and Seattle's Ed Murray are among those in "sanctuary cities" that have tried to soothe worried immigrant populations. "Seattle has always been a welcoming city," Murray said Monday. "The last thing I want is for us to start turning on our neighbors." In Providence, Rhode Island, Mayor Jorge Elorza, the son of Guatemalan immigrants, said he would continue a longstanding policy of refusing to hold people charged with civil infractions for federal immigration officials. Newark, New Jersey's Ras Baraka echoed that decision, calling Trump's rhetoric on immigration "scary."

Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck told the Los Angeles Times that he's committed to a longtime policy of staying out of immigration issues. Mayor Eric Garcetti has backed that up but stopped short of calling LA a sanctuary city because the term is "ill-defined." Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney restored sanctuary status when he took office in January and said last week that the city would protect its residents. During the campaign, Trump gave a speech in which he promised to "end the sanctuary cities" and said those "that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities will not receive taxpayer dollars." He blamed such policies for "so many needless deaths."

Trump didn't elaborate on his plans for cracking down on the cities. In a "60 Minutes" interview broadcast Sunday, he said his administration's priority will be deporting criminals and securing the border. But significant questions — and unease — remain about his approach to sanctuary cities. There is no legal definition of the term, which is opposed by some immigration advocates who say it does not reflect that people can still be deported.

It generally refers to jurisdictions that don't cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. That can mean, for example, that they don't notify immigration officials when an undocumented immigrant is about to be released from custody. Some cities, like San Francisco, have long declared themselves safe havens for immigrants, issuing local ID cards to allow them to access government or other services.

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