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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa is set to become the latest Republican-led state to target so-called sanctuary cities by withholding money from local governments that don't comply with federal immigration laws, even though the plan could lead to court challenges.
A bill outlining an expansive immigration enforcement plan is expected to receive final legislative approval this week. It comes as President Donald Trump ramps up calls for more stringent immigration enforcement.
Critics say it would essentially allow racial profiling, but Republican lawmakers frame the measure as a public safety policy. Republican Rep. Steven Holt of Denison, a western Iowa community with a growing Latino population, said the bill focuses on immigrants living in the U.S. without legal permission who are suspected of crimes.
"This legislation is about the rule of law, and the safety of all people, citizens and immigrants alike," Holt said shortly before the Iowa House approved the bill Tuesday on a 55-45 vote, with one Democrat voting for it and five Republicans against it.
Iowa? Do Americans even migrate there?
Storm Lake, IowaIowa? Do Americans even migrate there?
Yep. A lot of meat packing companies there. One town in Western Iowa that had been rated in the top ten places to live for years is now rated the worst town to live. The difference, the population went from 10% Hispanic to 70% Hispanic, crime skyrocketed, the school system declined and municipal services tanked.
Storm Lake, IowaIowa? Do Americans even migrate there?
Yep. A lot of meat packing companies there. One town in Western Iowa that had been rated in the top ten places to live for years is now rated the worst town to live. The difference, the population went from 10% Hispanic to 70% Hispanic, crime skyrocketed, the school system declined and municipal services tanked.
Proof that third world illegals are incompatible with American society and don't belong here unless they apply for residence legally.Iowa? Do Americans even migrate there?
Yep. A lot of meat packing companies there. One town in Western Iowa that had been rated in the top ten places to live for years is now rated the worst town to live. The difference, the population went from 10% Hispanic to 70% Hispanic, crime skyrocketed, the school system declined and municipal services tanked.
Yea, I'm familiar with the decline of the meat-packing industry there. I'm from Cherokee, born and raised. My dad made his living in a slaughterhouse - Wilson Foods. Not the big operation like IBP was, but still a good living once upon a time.Storm Lake, IowaIowa? Do Americans even migrate there?
Yep. A lot of meat packing companies there. One town in Western Iowa that had been rated in the top ten places to live for years is now rated the worst town to live. The difference, the population went from 10% Hispanic to 70% Hispanic, crime skyrocketed, the school system declined and municipal services tanked.
No, Denison, but Storm Lake is a close second for the same reasons.
