US EditionAdams County Sheriff blasts state for 'fearmongering' amid lawsuit
- A California sheriff has vowed to break the state's sanctuary law to ensure community safety, stating, 'I cannot tarnish my badge by allowing violent offenders to be released back into the community' while protecting Amador residents from threats.
- Sheriff Gary Redman is the only sheriff in California pledging to defy the sanctuary law, saying he will notify ICE if an illegal immigrant in custody poses a serious threat to public safety.
- California Attorney General Rob Bonta defends SB 54, asserting it protects immigrant communities and maintains that federal courts have found the law compatible with federal regulations.
- California Attorney General Rob Bonta asserts that SB 54 protects immigrant rights and has been upheld by federal courts as not conflicting with federal law.
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Adams County Sheriff blasts state for 'fearmongering' amid lawsuit
Washington state filed a lawsuit against the Adams County Sheriff’s Office and Adams County last month, accusing them of violating the Keep Washington Working Act—a law that designates the state as a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants. On “The John Curley Show” Thursday, Adams County Sheriff Dale Wagner explained why authorities feel stuck between state and federal law and the impact of “fearmongering.” John Curley, host of “John Curley,” fir…
VA Governor Youngkin Caught in Cover-Up Scandal With Sheriff Releasing Dangerous Criminal Aliens in Chesapeake
Last Updated on April 9, 2025 Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is weighing in on a pivotal race for sheriff in tidewater Virginia on behalf of a lawless, open-borders sheriff more in line with George Soros and Joe Biden than with the America First mandate Americans delivered last November. Youngkin, of Carlyle & Co. infamy, waded out of the Richmond swamp to rub his globalist stench all over Sheriff Dave Rosado, of Chesapeake, Virginia, outright…
Sheriff vows to break California's sanctuary law by alerting ICE about violent illegal aliens
A California sheriff has vowed to break the state's sanctuary law in order to protect his community from public safety threats.In a February media release, Amador County Sheriff Gary Redman declared "a firm 'Public Safety First' approach in addressing illegal immigrants who pose a significant risk to the community."'No matter the cost, I will uphold my oath.'The sheriff's office explained that it does not have the authority to enforce immigratio…
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Fox NewsCalifornia sheriff vows to defy statewide sanctuary law: ‘This is common sense’
Amador County Sheriff Gary Redman waded into a bit of controversy this year when he openly said he would buck a California law that limits cooperation between local and federal authorities.
Washington AG Questions Role of Local Sheriff in Aiding Mass Deportation Efforts
A dustup in Washington state is raising questions about what role state and local authorities should play in helping to enforce immigration law, The New York Times reports. The White House has come to see local sheriffs as crucial to the president’s immigration agenda: They can identify immigrants in their custody who may be deportable and relay that information to immigration authorities. But Washington state officials have implemented laws mea…
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