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    I've contacted our allies in Hazleton, PA with Voice of the People to see if they can help..

    http://voiceofthepeopleusa.com/

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    I got this back from the Mayor:


    Thank you for your e-mail, but you seem confused. Taneytown is not and never was
    a "sancuary city" for anyone, much less illegal aliens. AS Mayor and council
    members we are sworn to uphold the laws & constitution of Maryland. Anyone
    committing illegal activity in the city will be prosecuted to the fullest
    extent of the law, so Mr Chamberlien's proposal is unecessary, (and will do
    nothing), it is already a crime to be in the country illegally a (and in our
    city).

    Please keep the police informed of any illeagal activity you may observe.
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    Sent emails to one and all!!!!

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    Illegal immigrants resolution addressed only briefly

    By Kathryn Leiter, Times Staff Writer Tuesday, December 11, 2007


    TANEYTOWN — A resolution stating that the City of Taneytown is not a sanctuary for illegal aliens was addressed only briefly during Monday night’s council meeting.

    The resolution was addressed by Councilman Paul Chamberlain Jr. at the start of the meeting. He said discussing the resolution would go against the city’s code.

    According to chapter seven of the city code, “all reports, communications, ordinances, resolutions, contract documents or other matters to be submitted to the council shall, at least 24 hours prior to each council meeting, be delivered to the city clerk, whereupon the city clerk shall immediately arrange a list of such matters according to the order of business and furnish each member of the council with a copy of the same prior to the council meeting and as far in advance of the meeting as time for preparation will permit.â€
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    Taneytown: Work session will focus on immigration
    January 7, 2008
    By Carrie Ann Knauer, Times Staff Writer
    The Taneytown City Council has moved its work session Wednesday to the fire hall to accommodate more people to attend when the council plans to discuss an anti-illegal immigration resolution.

    Councilman Paul Chamberlain Jr. tried to introduce his “City of Taneytown is Not a Sanctuary Cityâ€
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