Law enforcement: immigration actions.
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No
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Pending Referral
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Overview
This resolution expresses concern over violent attacks on law enforcement officers during immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles. It criticizes California’s sanctuary state policies, which are seen as hindering cooperation between state and federal agencies and contributing to lawlessness. The resolution calls for an immediate end to policies obstructing immigration enforcement and urges the Governor to restore order and support collaboration between law enforcement agencies.
Key provisions
- Condemns violent attacks on law enforcement officers in Los Angeles.
- Calls for an end to policies obstructing lawful immigration enforcement.
- Urges the Governor to restore law and order.
- Requests full cooperation between federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies.
Who is affected
- Law enforcement officers
- Immigration enforcement agencies
- California state government
- Federal law enforcement agencies
- Residents of California
Notable changes
- The resolution criticizes California’s sanctuary state policies.
- It highlights the impact of these policies on communication and coordination between agencies.
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