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They've thumbed their noses at the Federal law for a longtime and gotten away with it because of PC. If an individual tried it he or she would be in jail in seconds.The nerds of Silicon Valley complained about their money going back to Washington to support programs and people they disdain. Well, there are lot of Californians who don't want one cent of their tax dollars to go to support these kinds of cities who openly defy the law, especially in other states and that is what's been happening.

We couldn't agree with the tech heads more. So let's can get this financial can of peas open. Welcome abroad nerd heads. If you voted red, then you probably have some idea what to do.

President-Elect Donald Trump’s upset victory last week did nothing to show the light to renegade cities and counties that have refused to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
Since the election, officials in Chicago, Seattle, Philadelphia, and elsewhere have reiterated their opposition to federal law. That position sets them on a collision course with the incoming Trump administration. Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies, said the federal government doles out hundreds of millions of dollars each year in law enforcement grants.

“Definitely some of [the grant money] under the control of the Department of Justice … That’s the first obvious funding that should be denied sanctuary cities.”

“Definitely some of it is under the control of the Department of Justice … That’s the first obvious funding that should be denied sanctuary cities,” she said.
Officials in some of America’s largest so-called “sanctuary” jurisdictions expressed defiance in the wake of Trump’s win.
“I want to assure all of our families that Chicago is and will remain a sanctuary city,” Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said during a news conference Monday. “Chicago has been a city of immigrants since it was founded. We have always welcomed people of all faiths and backgrounds, and while the administration will change, our values and our commitment to inclusion will not.”
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney told Philly.com that his city should be described as a “Fourth Amendment city,” not a sanctuary city.

We respect and live up to the Fourth Amendment, which means you can’t be held against your will without a warrant from the court signed by a judge,” he said. “So yeah, we will continue to be a Fourth Amendment city abiding by the Constitution.”

Sanctuary Cities & Justice Department Grants

Jurisdiction	OJP* Grants
Connecticut	$69.3 million
California	$132.4 million
Orleans Parish (La.)	$4.7 million
New York	$60.1 million
Philadelphia	%16.5 million
Cook County (Ill.)	$6 million
Chicago	$28.5 million
Miami-Dade County	$10.8 million
Milwaukee	$7.5 million
Clark County (Nev.)	$6.3 million

*Office of Justice Programs

Source: DOJ Inspector General

Kenney offers a misleading description of his own policy, however. His executive order, issued in April 2014, limits cooperation with federal immigration authorities placing holds on illegal immigrants in city custody. According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement data, the city denied 171 so-called detainers — including for 106 people with prior criminal records — from Jan. 1, 2014, through Sept. 30, 2015.

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