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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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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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