You might want to expand your sources. From mediabiasfactcheck.com:Greg Jarrett (on Fox News) is who I got the law regarding sanctuary cities from., with that sourced from Cornell University Law School. While I have found some stuff on Fox less than perfect, mostly they do present valid reports, and yes they are fair and balanced. Balanced with many liberals on the staff. The same cant be said for CNN or MSNBC.Since you don't accept the NYT or PolitFact as legitimate sources of information would you mind telling me what sources you use that are honest and unbiased?
Fox liberals >> past & present >> Bill Beckel, Kristen Powers, Alan Colmes, Susan Estrich, Juan Williams, Lanny Davis, Doug Schoen, Geraldine Ferraro, Sally Kohn, Geraldo Rivera, Tamara Holder, Dennis Kucinich, Leslie Marshall, Lis Wiehl.
I also regard FAIR as honest/unbiased, NumbersUSA, and Act for America. And many of the books I've read well sourced with thousands of footnotes ..from Brigitte Gabriel, Robert Spencer, Paul Sperry, P. David Gaubatz, Ann Coulter, Lou Dobbs, Pat Buchanan, Gerald Posner, et al
In the book Muslim Mafia, Paul Sperry and P. David Gaubatz present 52 pages of CAIR internal documents Xeroxed and printed. Can't beat that for honesty.
Fox News Channel, also known as Fox News, is an American basic cable and satellite news television channel that is owned by the Fox Entertainment Group subsidiary of 21st Century Fox. Fox News Channel has been accused of biased reporting and promoting the Republican Party and has been deemed the least accurate cable news source according to Politifact. (7/19/2016)
Notes: NumbersUSA is an immigration reduction organization that seeks to reduce US immigration levels to pre-1965 levels without country of origin quotas as established in the Immigration Act of 1924. NumbersUSA was founded by Roy Beck while he worked for anti-immigration activist John Tanton, who has been described as a racist. NumbersUSA is also connected to the Federation for American Immigration Reform and the Center for Immigration studies, via John Tanton. Both of these groups are considered to be racist organizations, however, NumbersUSA does not promote against immigration from Non-Eurocentric countries. We therefore rate them Right Biased based on their political affiliation, rather than Questionable. (2/8/2017)