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3 months ago I wrote this OP >>
wondering why Pam Bondi was only defunding sanctuary cities, an not arresting their "leaders" for violation of US immigration law (US Code 8 Section 1324 - Conceal, Harbor, Shield illegal aliens from detection).
In a significant escalation in the administration’s approach to sanctuary jurisdictions, now, Border Czar Tom Homan and DHS Sect Kristi Noem are stepping up, and pursuing extremely serious charges against these local and state officials/criminals. Sometime ago, 4 sanctuary city mayors appeared in a hearing of the US House Oversight committee. In that meeting, they were tongue-lashed severely by Republican members of the committee, including Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, who showed them papers she was submitting to Pam Bondi and the DOJ, for prosecution of these outlaws. It appears like that action is now coming about.
Last week, the FBI arrested a Wisconsin judge on charges of obstructing a federal proceeding, after allegedly helping an illegal alien evade federal agents. This arrest appears to be just the beginning, serving as a precedent for similar actions against other officials.
The debate over sanctuary policies often gets framed as a binary choice between compassion and enforcement. However, many conservatives argue that true compassion requires maintaining the rule of law and protecting communities from criminal elements. Where is the "compassion" from sanctuary officials, for the 5 children of Rachel Morin, - brutally raped, beaten & killed by an illegal alien, Victor Antonio Martinez Hernandez, from El Salvador, on a hiking trail of a public park. Are sanctuary city officials going to be there to answer the questions of Rachel Morin's youngest children when they ask "When is Mommy coming home ?" Or her other family members ? Same goes for the families of Laken Riley, Jocelyn Nungaray, et al.
Violations of the US Code 8, Section 1325 carry penalties ranging from 5 years in a federal prison to life imprisonment, and also the death penalty, relating to particular cases where loss of lives occured.
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wondering why Pam Bondi was only defunding sanctuary cities, an not arresting their "leaders" for violation of US immigration law (US Code 8 Section 1324 - Conceal, Harbor, Shield illegal aliens from detection).
In a significant escalation in the administration’s approach to sanctuary jurisdictions, now, Border Czar Tom Homan and DHS Sect Kristi Noem are stepping up, and pursuing extremely serious charges against these local and state officials/criminals. Sometime ago, 4 sanctuary city mayors appeared in a hearing of the US House Oversight committee. In that meeting, they were tongue-lashed severely by Republican members of the committee, including Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, who showed them papers she was submitting to Pam Bondi and the DOJ, for prosecution of these outlaws. It appears like that action is now coming about.
Last week, the FBI arrested a Wisconsin judge on charges of obstructing a federal proceeding, after allegedly helping an illegal alien evade federal agents. This arrest appears to be just the beginning, serving as a precedent for similar actions against other officials.
The debate over sanctuary policies often gets framed as a binary choice between compassion and enforcement. However, many conservatives argue that true compassion requires maintaining the rule of law and protecting communities from criminal elements. Where is the "compassion" from sanctuary officials, for the 5 children of Rachel Morin, - brutally raped, beaten & killed by an illegal alien, Victor Antonio Martinez Hernandez, from El Salvador, on a hiking trail of a public park. Are sanctuary city officials going to be there to answer the questions of Rachel Morin's youngest children when they ask "When is Mommy coming home ?" Or her other family members ? Same goes for the families of Laken Riley, Jocelyn Nungaray, et al.
Violations of the US Code 8, Section 1325 carry penalties ranging from 5 years in a federal prison to life imprisonment, and also the death penalty, relating to particular cases where loss of lives occured.
Sanctuary City Leaders May Soon Face Far More Than Just Funding Cuts: Arrests on the Table
Major consequences ahead...
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