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One Southern California town is taking a strong stand against a state law that prohibits the cooperation between local police and federal immigration agents (ICE) and encourages sanctuary cities to exist.

The City of Los Alamitos will vote on an ordinance that would exempt it from the sanctuary city law that council members say conflicts with federal law, Fox News reports.

Members say that the state law “may be in direct conflict with federal laws and the Constitution,” not to mention going against the oath they took in taking office, The Orange County register reports.

The council “finds that it is impossible to honor our oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States,” according to the ordinance.

The proposed ordinance might be the first local attempt in California to officially challenge the law, said Kathleen Kim, a Loyola Marymount University law professor who specializes in immigrants’ rights and human trafficking.

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The proposed ordinance contains “flawed argument,” Kim said Friday, March 16. The new state law is “absolutely consistent with the U.S. Constitution,” she said.

The proposed legislation comes after U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that the Justice Department was filing a lawsuit against California over three pieces of legislation that interfere with the federal immigration policy.

Like Los Alamitos council members, Sessions argued that the laws are not only unconstitutional, but also a “plain violation of federal statute and common sense.”

Many residents welcome the proposed law.

“Everyone holding elective office takes the same oath to uphold the laws to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. It doesn’t say unless the state legislature decides otherwise,” said Art DeBolt, a longtime community activist, via e-mail. “I do believe somewhere in our history, we fought a war to prevent states from ignoring the law of the land and preserving the union.”

HELL YEAH!

THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING. I LIVE IN CALIFORNIA AND I DON’T KNOW ONE SINGLE PERSON THAT WANTS SANCTUARY CITIES.

Of course, I don’t know any libs except for some people I went to school with.

Needless to say I told all of them to f off and blocked their liberal asses lol!

God Bless.

Bruce Johnson RIGHT WING TRIBUNE

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