Thread: PLEASE HELP UPDATE SANCTUARY CITIES LIST

Mothers Against Illegal Aliens, MAIAUSA Public Chat


Lets list the cities we KNOW are Sanctuary Cities

Alabaster, Alabama

Phoenix, Arizona

Maywood, California
Paramount, California
Lakewood, California
Bell Gardens, California
Pico Rivera, California
Downey, California
Long Beach, California
So. Gate, California
City of Industry, California
City of Commerce, California
Diamond Bar, California
Cypress, California
Vernon, California
Wilmington, California
Davis California
San Fransisco, California
Los Angeles, California
San Diego, California
Sonoma County, California

Aurora, Colorado
Commerce City, Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Federal Heights,Colorado
Fort Collins Colorado
Thornton, Colorado
Westminster, Colorado

Springfield, Connecticut (Disputed)

Miami, Florida

Chicago, Illinois

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Takoma Park, Maryland

Minneapolis, Minnesota
St. Paul, Minnesota

New York City, New York

Portland, Oregon

Houston, Texas
Austin, Texas
Brownsville, Texas
Denton, Texas
Ft.Worth, Texas
Houston, Texas
Laredo, Texas
Mcallen, Texas
San Antonio, Texas

Provo, Utah

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It's missing

Fort Lauderdale - Florida
Pompano Beach -Florida
Boca Raton -Florida
Orlando -Florida

"San Bernardino, Ca" might as well be considered a sanctuary.
The City Councill denied the ordinance against landlords and emloyers. The more we complain about "Day laborers" the more day labor center go up. and we have churches aiding and abetting Illegals.

By the way, is there such thing as an "official" sanctuary city. I`d call them "unofficial" official.

Dear MKFarnam,

Per your question about official sanctuary cities--Yes there are "official" sanctuary cities. Some cities pass ordinances/resolutions in their capacities as public officials.

Some cities have "unwritten" sanctuary policies that have the same effect of official policies.

OJJPAC will list a city that has an official or unwritten policy that restricts local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration agents.

For example, the Mayor of Houston, TX denies having a "sanctuary policy" although the Congressional Research Service (according to news reports, 2004) concluded it does. More recently, the murder of a Huston police officer by an illegal alien has made it a big political issue there.

Hope this helps with your understanding.

Steve

What I understand is, in Laymen terms, these ordinances give them the right to go above the Law.

City Council's can pass whatever ordinaces they want. However, that doesn't mean they are legal or illegal.

The question of legality is the jurisdiction of the courts.

Steve Wrote:

City Council's can pass whatever ordinaces they want. However, that doesn't mean they are legal or illegal.

Now this is something I do understand, I`m with a PAC (Project Area Committee) fighting "redevelopment" and Property rights.

I have a Brother in Asland, Ohio. that had to fight City Hall to have his rights heard in order to save his business.