‘Newsom-Proof California’: Camerist offers illegal immigration to strengthen the fight against human trafficking
Democratic Trifecta’s legislators are trying to transfer the bills to Trump-Sour State, Republic of California Kate Sanchez plans to break a law project with a “shrine state” looff, which protects the illegal immigrants who attract the unmarried minors.
“This will eliminate all of the unnecessary restrictions to cooperate with the federal law enforcement to follow or following those who are charged with sexual trafficking, and they are currently able to communicate openly” , “Sanchez said Fox News is digital in an interview.
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California Republic Assembymember Kate Sanchez discusses a new bill to crumble over sex merchants, except for a public sentence. (FOX News Digital Screen / AP Image / Gregory Bull)
These restrictions are part of California’s “Shrine State” policy designed to restrict the participation of state and local legal protection in the federal Immigration execution. For him, the special provisions that Sanchez wants to adjust the California Value Act (SB 54), in 2017, investigating, interrogation, detention, detention, detention or arrest or arrest or arrest for immigration execution purposes.
There are exceptions In SB 54 for individuals accused of certain serious or violent crimes. However, sex trafficking is not always classified as a violent crime under the California law – some prisoners do not meet the criteria for the federal immigration authorities of local law enforcement agencies – potentially do it to engage in deportation efforts.
Sanchez claims to create a gap that can allow illegal immigrants to participate in the breed. In 2023, Newsom, Senate Bill, owned by the purchase of the AC, signed 14 (SB 14) “Serious” offender, However, other forms of human trafficking cannot be considered violent crimes under the state law.
“Thus, we want to make sure that we extract this part of the penalty code and allow them to complete their work and do their work,” Sanchez said.
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Sanchez’s bill can match well with the president Donald TrumpCurrently, the mass deportation plan continues, but the Democrats face a battle upwards in the state legislature. Currently, democratic assemblers – Together with the News … They try to pass a number of leaflets that will provide legal protection of the state against the legal protection of the state. The State Senate has already passed the bill last week.
“This is a top battle in Sacramento, but turning the tide (.)”
Democrats Thursday $ 50 million special sessions bill, but montage MPs were reported to be The assessment package, the changes that need to be made to the proposal associated with immigration have blocked. The issue will also be used for non-profit organizations for non-profit organizations to protect the deportation of $ 25 million in non-profit organizations, and these funds will be used for illegal immigrants.
News’s office Fox News Digital said that no means should be a criminal Illegal immigrants.
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Illegal migrants are kept by the US Coast Guard in Southern California. (USCG through the southern California x)
The news called the special legislative session after additional financing for the state’s legal protection against the administration of Trump’s election victory. Reacting to the development of his truth in time, Trump uses’ Trump-proven ‘to stop all the great things that can be done to make California’ again “, just won a lot of elections. “
Sanchez – said that because of the Republican, he said that the legislature’s lawyer said the state’s “fire isolator”, or rather, “California,” said.
“Take it for the value, but I really feel like the victims and have people we should be protected to protect our children’s innocence,” Sanchez said. “This is a top battle in Sacramento, but I feel that the tide is turning and I know that we will look at our federal colleagues to be useful in this matter.”
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