Thread: Fifth Column media pretend Court sides with sanctuary city mayors

Although withholding federal funds from sanctuary cities presents various complications, US District Judge Harry Leinenweber’s opinion seems to confirm what the following article states.


See Gregg Jarrett: Sanctuary cities won't find refuge in law


”Prosecute City Officials

If the carrot and stick approach fails to force city officials to abide by the law, perhaps President Trump should begin charging people with crimes. He can do so under another federal statute which makes it a felony to shield someone who is here illegally:

"Any person who, knowing that an alien has come to the U.S. in violation of law, conceals, harbors, or shields from detection such alien in any place, including any building… shall be imprisoned not more than 5 years.” (8 U.S. Code, section 1324)

Five years behind bars might give city officials pause to rethink their sanctuary philosophy. But there’s an added punishment written in the law: if someone dies because a city official decided not to comply with federal law, as in the Steinle case, the maximum penalty is life behind bars. I’m pretty sure that’ll get the attention of some sheriffs, police chiefs and mayors.”

It is quite clear that city officials who knowingly and actively work to conceal from the INS that an illegal entrant is in their custody have broken the law. The question is, why is the Trump Administration not prosecuting these law breakers?

JWK

I AGREE...START ARRESTING THESE JUDGE'S, GOVENOR'S, MAYOR'S AND CITY OFFICIALS

CHARGE THEM TO THE FULL EXTENT OF THE LAW

THEY ARE ENTRUSTED TO UPHOLD OUR LAWS AND HAVE THE SAFETY OF MILLIONS OF US CITIZEN'S LIVES IN THEIR HANDS

THEY DID NOT SWEAR TO UPHOLD THE LAWS OF OUR COUNTRY ONLY TO DISOBEY THEM AND GIVE PREFERENCE TO CRIMINAL TRESPASSING ILLEGAL ALIENS, GIVE THEM RIGHTS TO SANCTUARY, GIVE THEM DRIVER'S LICENSES AND ALLOWING THEM TO VOTE