California’s Rebellions Against Sanctuary Statism Are Constitutional Gems
Cities and states aren't allowed to pick and choose which federal laws they will observe — that issue was settled in 1865
by Ira Mehlman | Updated 26 Mar 2018 at 3:19 PM
California has been opting out of U.S. immigration law for years. The state, and many jurisdictions within the state, have moved well past merely tolerating illegal aliens in their midst; they now treat illegal aliens as a preferential class.
In many cases, legislators in the perpetually cash-starved state have created earmarked benefits for illegal aliens even as they slash benefits and services to everyone else. California has also enacted ever more stringent sanctuary policies that not only protect deportable criminal aliens, but defy federal laws that explicitly prohibit these policies as well.
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