San Diego County's 'super sanctuary' policy
San Diego County's 'super sanctuary' policy remains in place despite a failed vote to scrap it, leading to a divide among officials and concerns about protecting criminals. The policy constraints cooperation with federal law enforcement on illegal immigrants and is seen as potentially endangering law-abiding residents.
Key Points
- Failed vote to scrap the policy
- Republican and Democratic officials at odds
- Impact on cooperation with federal law enforcement
- Concerns about criminal protection and public safety
Cons
- Divide among officials
- Concerns about protecting criminals
- Constraints on cooperation with federal law enforcement
- Potential danger to law-abiding residents