The Department of Homeland Security’s “Sanctuary Jurisdiction List” has more holes than the latest “Mission Insport” movie.
All you need to know about its accuracy is just the performance of my hometown of Orange County.
The only OC city on the list is Huntington Beach – you know, along with the National Assembly Committee sued Burb, California, which announced in January that it was a “non-propaganda” community and plans to place plaques outside the city’s main libraries with news of “Acrobatic Magazine.”
Missing in the list? Santa Ana, a long-time synonym for undocumented immigration, has declared itself a sanctuary city in 2016 and provided residents with a deportation defense fund.
More ridiculous mistakes: Livingston, the first city in the Central Valley to announce immigration shelters in 2017, is not on the list. However, Santie, in Santiago County, is notorious for its racism, and people still call it “Klantee.”
There are even representatives. Have you heard of it? Neither me. It turns out that this is not a city, but a post office name for two places, rather than a place that is entirely called a shelter: Forsom State Prison and California State Prison in Sacramento.
Donald Trump signed an executive order within hours of his inauguration saying the naming of “protecting the American people from invasion”, which includes that the shelter jurisdiction should no longer receive federal funds.
But the list of jurisdictions listed on May 29 that allegedly fined was so flawed that it was removed from the Homeland Security website within a few days. It still has no backup. The effort seems to be made up of a typing “sanctuary” and a man of a city name and swallowing any AI spit without cross-checking with Wikipedia.
Trump’s opponents have described this fiasco as a symbol of a government that likes to shoot the feet and then puts the bloody feet in his mouth. But it’s even worse than that.
The list shows the Trump administration’s blind blindness of illegal immigration. As long as it is in the name of deportation and border walls, it will not be too big or too small to forgive Trump. The President’s obsession with tying all the real and imagined drawbacks of this country into newcomers reminds me of Elder Cato, the Roman politician allegedly ending all speeches saying “Carthy must be destroyed” regardless of the subject.
That’s why the politicians’ big, beautiful booing against the Department of Homeland Security is quick and fun.
Huntington Beach Mayor Pat Burns discussed the city’s plan to make Huntington Beach “illegal immigrant city” at a city council meeting in January
(James Carbone)
Huntington Beach Mayor Pat Burns appeared in KCAL news, declaring Surf City’s inclusion as “pure negligence” while placing Donald Trump’s small white bust on its blue in a toddler way.
Meanwhile, Vista Mayor John Franklin was in the city council, which voted in 2018 for the Trump administration’s unsuccessful lawsuit against California’s shelter law. He told ABC 10News San Diego that he believes Vista is on the list because “another city in the county is similar to our name…maybe it has been confirmed, but I haven’t confirmed it yet, adopting the asylum policy.”
Dude Mother The Latino town is closer to the U.S.-Mexico border than Vista. It is also on the list, nor is it a refuge city.
On the other side of the political field, Rep. Lou Correa (D-Santa Ana) told the OC’s voice that he recently advised Santa Ana officials to “keep their heads down” and not do anything big about their sanctuary city status – as if hiding under a desk, such as “Scooby Doo”, such as “Scooby Doo” Caper, would avoid Trump Trustmant Administration the Happhazard Hamphazard Hammammer of the Trustprand Administration.
Immigration is more like the cliché of Silicon Valley moving and destroying things faster than any other part of Trump’s agenda. His administration mistakenly expelled people and gave the middle finger to the judge who ordered them to bring them back. Trump officials are now transporting immigrants to countries where they have no connection to them and shrug their shoulders. Immigration agents are trying to arrest people in places long regarded as restricted areas, such as schools and places of worship.
However, for Trump, this is still not enough.
The eviction rate is rising, but it still hasn’t reached the level of the Biden and Obama administrations in a few years, or even close to the Wet Sanitation Operation, an Essenhower-era plan that expels more than one million Mexican nationals. Trump’s deportation team – head of homeland security Kristi Noem, border tsar Tom Bzar Tom Homan and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller – condemned ICE officials for not doing more to abide by Trump’s will.
The list of sanctuaries embodies all of this. Who cares if the wreckage involves human life or constitution? Shocking is the key. Cruelty is the point.
The Department of Homeland Security did not answer my request to explain the flaws in its shelter jurisdiction list and why it was cancelled. Instead, a spokesperson emailed a statement saying, “The list is under constant review and can be changed at any time and will be updated regularly.” The statement said whether the decision includes a place, “is based on an assessment of a number of factors.”
Except the truth, it seems.
Let’s laugh at ridiculous mistakes when possible. Really, how Pendejo You can think of Huntington Beach being friendly to undocumented immigration, but isn’t Santa Ana? Let’s laugh as much as possible because things will get worse and then get better.
