Add Highland and San Jacinto to the growing list of cities opposing sanctuary state laws. This is like a brushfire. It's moving so fast I am having trouble keeping up with it.
Highland's vote was 3-2 on May 9th. “Since SB54 has a direct effect on the safety of our citizens, I do believe the city should go on record by writing a letter to the governor and others expressing our opposition,” McCallon said.
The letter also will be sent to Attorney General Xavier Becerra, San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors Chairman Robert Lovingood and congressional and state legislative representatives.
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The [San Jacinto] City Council voted 3-1 Tuesday night, May 1, to approve a resolution against the law, which provides protections for undocumented immigrants. Crystal Ruiz, Andrew Kotyuk and Russ Utz voted in favor. Alonso Ledezma was against. Scott Miller was absent.
The majority also voted to file an amicus brief as part of the U.S. Justice Department’s lawsuit
Other Inland cities that have passed resolutions or joined the lawsuit are Lake Elsinore, Wildomar, Yucaipa and Upland. Riverside and Hemet plan to look into the issue soon.
https://www.pe.com/2018/05/01/san-jacin ... state-law/