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  1. 05-11-2010, 01:57 AM #1
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    S.F.: Feds deny latest attempt to protect city workers

    Feds deny latest attempt to protect city workers
    By: Erin Sherbert
    Examiner Staff Writer
    May 11, 2010

    San Francisco again has been rebuffed by federal officials in its attempt to shield city workers from being prosecuted for activities related to The City’s sanctuary policy.

    On March 12, City Attorney Dennis Herrera sent a letter to the U.S. Attorney General’s Office asking it to “issue guidanceâ€
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    Yes....oh please, please let some of these people be prosecuted. I can hardly wait to see what path this will take. Could it happen? Could my City no longer be a haven for illegal criminals? Could those guilty of letting this City become sanctuary to illegal thugs...could they actually be PROSECUTED?
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    Quote Originally Posted by redpony353
    Yes....oh please, please let some of these people be prosecuted. I can hardly wait to see what path this will take. Could it happen? Could my City no longer be a haven for illegal criminals? Could those guilty of letting this City become sanctuary to illegal thugs...could they actually be PROSECUTED?
    redpony, let's hope that this is the case! Why shouldn't someone be prosecuted for violating federal law? You or I would be prosecuted in a heartbeat!
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