Judge nears decision in lawsuit to stop executive order for sanctuary cities
- A federal judge is considering a lawsuit from San Francisco and other jurisdictions against President Trump's executive orders on sanctuary cities, heard by District Judge William Orrick in San Francisco on Wednesday.
- The plaintiffs seek to block Trump's executive orders that threaten federal funding to cities limiting cooperation with immigration agents.
- San Francisco has maintained sanctuary laws since 1989 and claims studies show that immigrants in these areas contribute to lower crime rates.
- San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu stated that the Trump Administration's actions threaten to undermine local policing and community trust.
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Federal hearing over sanctuary cities begins in San Francisco
A federal judge in San Francisco opened a hearing Wednesday with sharp questions for the attorneys representing the U.S. Department of Justice. The hearing is the first of many tied to a lawsuit filed by the city of San Francisco and Santa Clara County and more than a dozen U.S. cities against the Trump administration. The local governments are asking the judge to block executive orders the president has issued that threaten to strip federal fun…
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