Democratic Governors fighting against the welfare of their own citizens is crazy. Why would any person want rapists, murderers and other criminals to run free in their communities? Why do we not hear from these same folks when an American is killed, including families and kids?
What about the illegal communities in sanctuary states where these killers live? I’m sure all the other illegals are happy when they are taken away, so they can live in some safety. They are still here illegally. If ICE could do its job, these illegals wouldn’t have to deal with gangs taking their kids to be sex trafficked and abused.
All of this makes no sense at all, and the massive fraud by illegals is hurting Americans, with the Democrats owning all of it. In fact, a lot of the illegal activity was fully supported by Democratic Governors and politicians. Look at Gov Walz, a perfect example who just looked the other way, and that became the standard in his state. All IMO.
“A federal judge has issued an injunction on Virginia’s law that would have prevented counties and cities from entering into cooperative agreements with ICE, saying the state was interfering with national law enforcement priorities.
U.S. District Judge Robert Payne also said the state law meddled with valid contracts between the locals and the feds, and did so without a “legitimate public purpose.”
His injunction came Monday, a day before the law was to take effect, and it preserves all existing cooperative deals, known as 287(g) agreements, between local governments and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
He did allow the state to bar any new jurisdictions from signing up, saying he wanted to preserve the current situation while he hears more arguments in the case. But his ruling marks the latest in a string of losses for Gov. Abigail Spanberger and the Democrat-controlled assembly, which devoted significant time this year to passing anti-ICE legislation.
Judge Payne, a George H.W. Bush appointee, had previously blocked the state’s new law barring federal immigration officers from wearing masks while on duty in Virginia.
The Trump Justice Department was the challenger in both cases, and Judge Payne said the DOJ had sufficiently proved that it was likely to triumph over the ICE agreement law “for the reason that the Virginia 287(g) law directly regulates the conduct of federal law enforcement in the enforcement of the federal immigration laws, thereby violating the intergovernmental immunity doctrine.”
He also said the law is a “substantial impairment” of the existing contracts.”


