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Friday, January 19, 2018 12:58:08 PM

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California Police Chiefs Refuse to Enforce Law

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https://www.westernjournalism.com/california-police-chiefs-refuse-help-ice-round-illegals/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=libertyalliance&utm_campaign=dailyam&utm_content=libertyalliance

In response to a reported federal operation that would crack down on illegal immigrants throughout the northern part of California, some police officials said Wednesday they will not be helping in the massive sweep.

Representative from law enforcement agencies in the Bay Area said Immigration and Customs Enforcement haven’t contacted local authorities about the plans. Moreover, they claimed they would refrain from participating in any such illegal immigration crackdown plans.

This sentiment recently went a step further, as the Oakland City Council passed a resolution which prevents local police from assisting ICE agents. The resolutions even prohibits local police from providing traffic control for activities related to enforcing America’s immigration laws.



As of Jan. 1, California became a sanctuary state, meaning that police are barred from “from asking people about their immigration status or participating in federal immigration enforcement activities in most cases,” according to Fox News.

Yet, the ICE-led campaign against illegal immigration is rumored to happen within weeks, with officials looking to arrest more than 1,500 illegal aliens.

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According to The San Francisco Chronicle, which cited an unnamed source, it would become the largest enforcement action of its kind under the administration of President Donald Trump.

The operation would also target those who have previously been identified for deportation, including those who have received final deportation orders and individuals with criminal backgrounds.

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But the estimated number of arrests may even go up as officers come across other illegal immigrants and make what the Chronicle referred to as “collateral arrests.”

However, it seems the rift between federal and local law enforcement has only been growing.
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Police departments in many northern California cities claimed to be unaware of an upcoming major operation involving ICE.

“We know nothing about anything to do with what ICE is doing — we’re as out of the loop as anyone else in the public,” said Alameda County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Sgt. Ray Kelly.

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San Rafael Police Chief Diana Bishop, meanwhile, said that in the past, ICE has given notice when it are about to launch a major operation. However, ICE has not asked for help from her officers with upcoming raids.

Oakland police spokeswoman Officer Johnna Watson said her department had not been alerted regarding upcoming raids targeting illegal immigrants. Watson also said Chief Anne Kirkpatrick would follow the city’s recent resolution, as she “supports and values Oakland as a sanctuary city.”

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