A law enforcement official stated that California's sanctuary-state policies are affecting public safety by complicating the process for immigration agents to take custody of undocumented immigrants with criminal records. The official noted that these policies lead to more expensive and time-consuming street arrests instead of allowing agents to apprehend individuals directly from jails.
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California's Sanctuary Policies Impact Immigration Enforcement, Law Enforcement Official Says
A law enforcement official has criticized California's sanctuary-state policies, claiming they hinder public safety and complicate the process for immigration enforcement. The policies reportedly force agents to conduct street arrests rather than taking custody of undocumented immigrants directly from jails.
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- ✕ undermining public safety
- ✕ dangerous illegal immigrants
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Feds push back on sanctuary policies to keep dangerous illegal immigrants off the streets after jail release
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California's Sanctuary Policies Impact Immigration Enforcement, Law Enforcement Official Says
