Immigration,
Government
Apr. 16, 2018
‘Sanctuary’ challengers make unusual arguments
Friend-of-the-court briefs being filed in the lawsuit the Trump administration brought against California’s “sanctuary” laws are posing new and unusual arguments regarding the rights of municipalities to resist the state and set their own priorities on immigration enforcement, legal experts say.
Friend-of-the-court briefs being filed in the lawsuit the Trump administration brought against California's "sanctuary" laws are posing new and unusual arguments regarding the rights of municipalities to resist the state and set their own priorities on immigration enforcement, legal experts say.
Filed by several municipalities and other interested parties, experts say the briefs, all of which so far have been in support of the plaint...
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