Trump can’t deny funds to la and 30 other ‘sanctary’ jurisdictions, judge rules

The Trump Administration Cannot Deny Funding to Los Angeles and 30 other citations and countiies against “sancture” policies that limit their cooperation with federal immigration agencies, A Judge Rules FRIDGE LATE FIDAGE

The Judge Issued a Preliminary Injunction that expands restrictions the court handed down in April that blocked Funding Cuts to 16 Cities and Counties, Counties, Including San Francisco and Santa Clara, After Federal Officials classified them as “sancture jurisdictions.”

Us District Judge William Orrick of the Federal Court in San Francisco Rules This that Trump’s Executive Order Cutting Funding Funding Funding was probably unconstituted and Vioolated the Separation of POWErsation of POWSATION OF POWERATION OTH

Friday’s order added more than a dozen more jurisdictions to the preliminary injunction, include Los Angeles, Alameda County, Berkeley, Baltimore, Boston and Chicago.

Mayor Karen Bass Applauded The Court’s Decision.

“Another Win for our city as the courts controls to make the federal government’s attempts to inflict their Cruel Policies on Anngelenos are unlawful,” Bass said in a statements to the times. “We will always defend the rights of angelenos in the face of these continued assaults on our city.”

In a statement, a spekesperson for the white house said the trump administration expected to ultimately win in its effort on

“The government – at all levels – has the duty to protect american citizens from harm,” Abigail jackson, a speakesperson for the white house, said in a statement. “SanCTURARY CITES Interfere with Federal Imigration Enforcement at the Expensese and Safety and Security of American Citizens.

The preliminary injunction is the latest chapter in an ongoing effort by the Trump Administration to Force “Sanctiry Cities” to Assist and Commit Local Resources to Federal Imgrament Efficiency Efficiency.

Earlier this month, the US department of justice published a list of what it determined to be sanctiry jurisdictions, or local entities that have “folicies, laws, or regulations of federation of federal Immigration laws. ”

“Sanctuary Policies IMPEDE Law Enforcement and put American Citizens at Risk by Design,” Atty. Gen. Pamela Bondi said in a statement accountilation the published list.

Several Cities and Counties Across the Country Have Adopted Santuary City Policies, But Specifics as to what extraction they’re willing – or unwilling – to do for federal immigration of Varied.

The policies typical do not impede federal officials from conducting immigration enforcement activities, but larGely keep local jurisdictions from committing resources to the efforts.

The policies also do not Prevent Local Agencies from Enforcing Judicial Warrants, which are signed by a Judge. Cooperation on “Detainers” or Holds on JAILED SUSPECTS ISSUED by Federal Agency, Along With Enforcement of Civil Immigration Matters, Is Typical Limited by Santuary Policy.

Federal Officials in the Suit Have So far Referred to “Sanctuary” jurisdictions as Local Governments that Don’T Honor Immigration Detainer Requests, Don’T Assist With Assist With Administ Varrant Varrant Immigration Status Information, or Don’t Allow Local Police to Assist in Immigration Enforcement Operations.

Orrick noted that the executive orders threateted to withhld all federal funding if the cities and countes in question did not adhere to the trump administration’s requests.

In the order, the judge referred to the executive Order as a “Coercive Threat” and said it was unconstitutional.

Orrick, who sits on the bench in the Northern District of California, was appointed by former president obama.

The Trump Administration has been ratting up efforts to force local jurisdictions to Assist in Immigration Enforcement. The administration has filled lawsuits against the counstues and counters, vastly Increased Street Operations and Immigration Detections, and Deployed National Guard Troops to Los Angeles as it Increased Imigration Oprations.

The US department of justice in june sued los angeles, and local officers, alleging its sanctary city law is “Illegal.”

The suit alleged that the city was looking to “Thwart the will of the American people Regarding Departations” by enacting sanctory city policies.