Thread: Jamiel's Law on Channel 4 This Morning - Call City Hall! (pl

Tell them to Support Zine's version of Jamiel's Law - this was on Channel 4 this morning

Council Member Zine has announced he will take the steps necessary to
propose a change to L.A.'s "sanctuary city" policy for gang members.
Unfortunately, his proposed amendment is NOT Jamiel's Law, but is
instead a "watered down" version. Still, this is a huge and positive
development. Tonight on the Kevin James Show (KRLA AM 870), Zine said
he would announce in advance the dates of any public hearings. Thank
you, Council Member Zine.


District 1 – Ed Reyes
City Hall Office (213)-473-7001
District 2 – Wendy Greuel
City Hall Office (213)-473-7002
District 3 – Dennis P. Zine
City Hall Office (213)-473-7003
District 4 – Tom LaBonge
City Hall Office (213)-473-7004
District 5 – Jack Weiss
City Hall Office (213)-473-7005
District 6 -Tony Cardenas
City Hall Office (213)-473-7006
District 7 – Richard Alarcón
City Hall Office (213)-473-7007
District 8 -Bernard Parks
City Hall Office (213)-473-7008
District 9 – Jan Perry
City Hall Office (213)-473-7009
District 10 – Herb J. Wesson, Jr.
City Hall Office (213)-473-7010
District 11 – Bill Rosendahl
City Hall Office (213)-473-7011
District 12 – Greig Smith
City Hall Office (213)-473-7012
District 13 – Eric Garcetti
City Hall Office (213)-473-7013
District 14- José Huizar
City Hall Office (213)-473-7014
District 15 – Janice Hahn
City Hall Office (213)-473-7015

....take heart...we (Americans) were on the steps of Newark City Hall with many other dedicated and outraged citizens demanding an end to Newark's City Sanctuary policies that allowed illegal alien Jose Carranza and two other criminal aliens to roam free to murder the four black Delaware State university students in Newark last August. Mayor Cory Booker (a friend of Obama) got a lot of public heat and so did his city council. Shortly thereafter the NJ Attorney General, Anne Milgram issued a directive for all law enforcment in NJ to investigate and report immigration status of all people arrested for felonies and other serious crimes. It's not a 287(g) agreement, but it was a very good start and public outcry played a big hand in this. Who is going to stand there and defend dangerous policies that benefit criminal illegal aliens and allow them to terrorize and victimize citizens? It is indefensible and the City leaders know it.