Civil Litigation,
Immigration
Oct. 1, 2018
Orange County judge clears rules state ‘sanctuary’ law unconstitutional for charter cities
An Orange County judge ruled a state “sanctuary” law is unconstitutional when applied to California’s 100-plus charter cities, likely clearing a path for local police forces to cooperate with federal immigration agents throughout California.
A state "sanctuary" law is unconstitutional when applied to California's 100-plus charter cities, a superior court judge has ruled, likely clearing a path for local police forces to cooperate with federal immigration agents. Judge James L. Crandall of Orange County agreed Thursday with the City of Huntington Beach, which sued the state in April, that the California Values Act is unconstitutional because it intrudes on cities' rights to independently govern their poli...
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