San Diego Becomes a “Super” Sanctuary, Sheriffs Will Not Obey

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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted 3-1 to become a “Super” sanctuary county. They will protect illegals [including criminals] from deportation. They will ban the police from notifying ICE about dangerous illegals in custody.

These people are disgusting. They care nothing about the victims, the people they are supposed to protect. The more illegals, the more powerful these people become. The foreigners give them power.

These people are monsters for aiding and abetting criminal foreigners and probably terrorists from around the world.

San Diego Sheriffs will not follow this Board’s resolution. They are independently elected.


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ChazChan
ChazChan
5 months ago

I do believe that aiding and abetting a federal crime is a major crime. And “sherfs” aren’t above the law.

DR .X
DR .X
5 months ago

Let’s hope Homan visits SD first.

Billy Bob ( aka William Robert )
Billy Bob ( aka William Robert )
5 months ago

Gee Skippy, could this be why rent for my Carlsbad apartment has gone from $1,100 to $2,950 a month in order to force me to move so the place can then be rented to one of the “newest and bestest ‘Mercans” at an incredibly inflated rate paid by dah gubmint ?

Franko
Franko
5 months ago

Sheriffs will not follow policy? What about following the law you took an oath to uphold?

Franko
Franko
5 months ago
Reply to  Franko

Sorry, I read the article wrong. The board of supervisors are wrong.

Anonymous
Anonymous
5 months ago

The leftists always take over the most beautiful places and then ruin them.

DAVID NEFF
DAVID NEFF
5 months ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Yep! I watched the “California Dreaming” Hippies turn Orange County into a suburban waste land. We had a citrus ranch, then my parents sold out to a developer all for $$$. I never saw any of it. Had to move to New Mexico to replicate what could have been. I prefer Green Acres.