CALIFORNIA AND OBAMA'S CHICAGO PUSH FOR LA RAZA SUPREMACY and ADOPT ANTI-DETAINER LAWS

California, Chicago Poised to Adopt Anti-Detainer Laws

Last week, the State of California and the City of Chicago moved steps closer to passing anti-detainer laws.  If adopted, these anti-detainer laws would order local jails in most cases to ignore requests from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to hold a criminal alien until ICE can assume custody of the individual.  This means that local jails would not only be prohibited by law from transferring custody of criminal aliens to ICE for deportation proceedings, but would have no choice but to release these criminal aliens back onto the streets.

California's State Senate last week passed AB 1081 and sent it to the Assembly for approval.  (AB 1081 Bill History; Los Angeles Times, July 6, 2012) AB 1081 provides that "[a]n Individual shall not be detained by a law enforcement official on the basis of an immigration hold after that individual becomes eligible for release" unless:

1. The individual has been convicted of a serious or violent felony, AND
2. The continued detention of the individual on the basis of the immigration hold would not violate any federal, state, or local law, or any local policy. (AB 1081 § 2)

AB 1081 also requires all local legislative bodies (i.e. county commissions, city councils, etc.) in which a criminal alien is detained to adopt a plan that "monitors and guards against":

1. A U.S. citizen being detained pursuant to an immigration hold;
2. Racial profiling; and
3. Victims and crime witnesses being discouraged from reporting crimes.  (Id.)

However, AB 1081 does not require local legislative bodies to adopt such a plan prior to complying with an immigration hold in a way that is consistent with this legislation. (Id.)

In Chicago last week, Mayor Rahm Emmanuel – President Obama's former chief of staff – announced he intends to propose an anti-detainer measure to the City Council.  (Mayor Emmanuel press release, July 10, 2012)  While no legislative language has been released as of this date, Mayor Emmanuel said the ordinance will ensure that illegal aliens will only be detained if they: (1) are wanted on a criminal warrant, (2) have been convicted of a serious crime and are illegally in the U.S., or (3) are otherwise a clear threat to public safety or national security. (Id.)  Remarkably, Mayor Emmanuel claimed his proposal "will prevent law abiding Chicagoans from being unfairly detained and deported, and will ensure that Chicago is a welcoming, multicultural global city where people have access to services they need to contribute to our city."

If California and Chicago adopt anti-detainer ordinances, they would join the ranks of other major population centers, such as Cook County, IL and New York City that have anti-detainer ordinances.  (See FAIR Legislative Update, Oct. 24, 2011) But more importantly, if these anti-detainer ordinances pass, the impact on public safety could be extraordinarily severe.  California has the highest illegal alien population of any state and Illinois has the fifth largest. (See DHS Population Estimates, March 2012)   Moreover, according to estimates from the Government Accountability Office (GAO), California has the highest criminal alien prison population in the United States; Illinois ranks sixth. (See  GAO-11-187, March 2011) If California and Chicago jails release these criminal aliens back out onto the street instead of handing them over to ICE for removal proceedings, it will create a serious threat to public safety nationwide.



CALIFORNIA'S DEMISE AS A LOOTED COLONY OF MEXICO:

IS YOUR STATE PREPARING TO SURRENDER TO THE LA RAZA OCCUPATION?

HERE’S WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE IN MEXIFORNIA, THE SANCTUARY STATE:

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