California sheriff points to sanctuary laws in officer’s shooting

by: Chris Fister
2019-01-02
Source: Free Press International
08/11/2020

FPI / December 30, 2018 The illegal immigrant accused of murdering a California police officer should have been deported for previous criminal offenses but was allowed to remain in the country and free due to California’s status as a sanctuary state, the sheriff investigating the officer’s death said. “I’m suggesting the outcome could have been […]

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California sheriff points to sanctuary laws in officer’s shooting

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