"in more than 20 states" - so way less than 1/2. I'm seeing Georgia, and Louisiana. South Dakota, and Florida. Tennessee, and Wyoming. Wyoming has no sanctuary cities, but are being 'proactive' against them. New Hampshire, and Missouri. Yep, 8 are mentioned in the article, so yeah, "more than 20" is apparently BS. Illinois is fighting with the Fed re: sanctuary cities & immigration.
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Are these the states rights states?
I bet that IS one way they refer to themselves. Kinda sad they forget that part when it comes to treatment of people who live in their state, pay taxes in their state, are employed in their state.
Illinois has legislation that state and local law enforcement is forbidden from assisting federal agents in enforcement of federal law.
Some of the bills I found using their source if you want to look at them:
- North Dakota HB 1303
- Kentucky HB 213 & 344
- Virginia HB 2389
- Massachusetts SD 629
- Missouri HB 1163
- Michigan SB 11
- New Jersey S 2560 & A 159
- Tennessee HB 6001
- Colorado SB 25-047
If adults ever come back to power, these states will be no go states for immigrants. And they will suffer for it.