Government
Apr. 3, 2020
State high court won’t hear Huntington Beach’s sanctuary law case
Justices decided Wednesday not to take the case, which began as a writ petition from the Huntington Beach challenging the enforcement of the California Values Act through Senate Bill 54, legislation that prohibits the use of state resources to enforce immigrations laws.
An appellate ruling that declares California's so-called sanctuary law applicable to charter cities will stand after the state Supreme Court declined a review petition in a case brought by Huntington Beach.
Justices decided Wednesday not to take the case, which began as a writ petition from the Huntington Beach challenging the enforcement of the California Values Act through Senate Bill 54, legislation that prohibits the use of st...
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