This is a step in the right direction, but I hope Judicial Watch is prepared to fight hard to keep it moving.
Personally, I think it will end up in the Supreme Court, since it hinges on the question of whether a state or city or region has the right to reject federal law just because they don’t like it. There are legal ways of challenging it, but SF and the other “sanctuary cities” never followed any legal process and simply ordered their employees not to obey.
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This is a step in the right direction, but I hope Judicial Watch is prepared to fight hard to keep it moving.
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Seems JW is the *ONLY* one doing the heavy lifting...and getting results.
Not the (R)NC\GOP(e)
Not the ‘brain trusts’\foundations in the N.E. corridors (where all the “GREATEST” (C) legal minds rub elbows)
Not within the halls of Congress (some ‘over-sight’, eh?)
Not the DOJ\Sleepy Sessions
Who’d-a-thunk, right?