Immigration,
Government
Apr. 5, 2018
City councils take different sides on state sanctuary law
The West Covina City Council killed a proposal to oppose a “sanctuary state” law during a raucous meeting that saw the law’s author speak on its behalf.
The West Covina City Council killed a proposal to oppose California’s “sanctuary state” law during a raucous meeting that saw the law’s author speak on its behalf.
The city is the latest in a string of California municipalities debating whether to oppose the law in a variety of ways, including a resolution that passed the San Juan Capistrano City Council Tuesday and a lawsuit filed against the state by the city of Huntington Beach.<...
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