Maybe Phoenix should worry about all the illegal alien caused crime in the city. Maybe the uber-liberal city should have told Biden to calm down on allowing all the illegals in, which would have limited the federal enforcement from the Trump admin. Considered just telling ICE they caught an illegal breaking the law and they’re in jail and come get ’em
Phoenix Council to vote on barring immigration agents from city property without approval
The Phoenix City Council will vote next week on new framework to monitor and limit federal immigration enforcement activities.
The city council released the draft Community Transparency Initiative on Friday, nearly six weeks after initially directing staff to develop the plan.
The initiative, presented in a staff report for the March 25 council meeting, does several things to add a layer of local oversight to federal law enforcement:
- Establishes a complaint portal for residents to report alleged crimes or civil rights violations by federal agents
- Assigns additional police detectives to investigate such claims
- Restricts use of city property for civil immigration enforcement operations
So, let me get this straight: the city would waste the time of police following up on claims involving illegal aliens, instead of crimes against American citizens? Criminals are going to love this. But, no complaining, Phoenix residents, you voted for this.
Then there’s this dipshit
Illegals are not New Jerseyans. Because they’re illegals. Dems are always more concerned with illegals than citizens.
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