A federal appeals court decided unanimously that most of California’s so-called sanctuary laws can continue to be enforced, rejecting the bulk of a lawsuit brought by the Trump administration.
A federal appeals court on Thursday largely rejected the Trump administration's request to block three California laws that extend protections to people in the country illegally. Above, protesters gather outside a Sacramento courthouse in 2018 to support the laws.
A federal appeals court decided unanimously Thursday that most of California’s so-called sanctuary lawsA three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals refused to block the centerpiece of the — a law that prohibits police and sheriff’s officials from notifying federal immigration authorities of the release dates of immigrant inmates.But the court agreed with the Trump administration that the state, in inspecting federal detention centers, cannot impose requirements on the federal government that will force it to spend money.
Specifically, the federal appeals court blocked a provision that allows California to examine the circumstances surrounding the apprehension and transfer of immigrants in federal centers. “Only those provisions that impose an additional economic burden exclusively on the federal government are invalid,” wrote Judge Milan D. Smith Jr., who was appointed by President George W. Bush.A roundup of the stories shaping California.
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