The Coastal enclave ‘NE-SANCTUYY’ sues California for the right to implement his own laws

AND South California The city is suing the state because of the Law on Refuge, which limit cooperation between local authorities and immigration officials.

The lawsuit, which also appoints the California government Gavin News and the State Attorney Rob Bonta, is one of the few who have filed Huntington Beach against Sacrament in recent years, in an effort to manage his jobs without state interference. It is focused on the California Law on Values ​​or SB 54, which limits the local and state implementation of the law from cooperation with federal immigration bodies, except in certain cases.

“On the one hand, the State Law of the Sanctuary acts as a barrier to any communication or coordination. It forces or directs our local officials to violate certain Federal Immigration Laws and then stands on the path of voluntary cooperation with federal agencies,” Huntington City Lawyer on the beach Michael Gates he told Fox News Digital. “Three levels, it’s completely irregular.”

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Like other opponents of the law, Huntington Beach claims he should have complete control of his police department.

“The Huntington Beach Police Directorate does not belong to the state,” the state said. “Instead, the Huntington Beach Police Directorate belongs to the city – and as such, Police Directorate It should be without disturbing the state and control. “

“The City and its Police Directorate should therefore be completely free to use all legal means to fight crime and promote public security for 200,000 inhabitants of the City,” the appeal said.

Huntington Beach claims that the state is violating the law by speaking to local municipalities not to work with federal authorities and that the state law of the shrine is unconstitutional.

“We fight against the state law of the shrine because it interferes with our ability to fully implement the law and keep our community,” Mayor Pat Burns said in a statement. “When the roles are so high currently, with reports on the increase in people’s trade, increasing foreign gangs that have taken over residential buildings in the USA, killing, rape and committing other violent crimes against our citizens, we need every possible resource to fight crime, including federal resources. “

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“Huntington Beach will not sit down and allow the obstructive state law of the shrine to lead to those who seek to commit violent crimes on US soil,” he added.

Gates said SB 54 forces cities to violate the Federal Law and Luke illegal criminal immigrants.

“The roles are much higher with some crimes committed by illegal immigrants,” he said. “This is very obstructive, this state law of the shrine and prevents good, healthy practices of law enforcement.”

He cited the recent death of a New York woman allegedly lit by an illegal immigrant on the subway, members of the Venecuelan gang, a moment de Aragua, who briefly terrorized a housing complex in Aurora, Colorado, and an illegal migrant allegedly caught with flame Near where the game raged in Los Angeles County.

Law supporters say that it provides protection of illegal immigrants who report crimes that would otherwise remain uncomfortable, such as victims of human trafficking or domestic violence, do not interfere with criminal investigations and that local prosecutors, not the state, can use their authority. and existing laws that are responsible for criminals.

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In response to the lawsuit, Bonta is the Fox News Digital Office that he plans to defend the SB 54, noting that March 6 is the deadline for his response to the appeal.

“The Attorney General is dedicated to the protection and ensuring the rights of California immigrant communities and supporting vital laws such as SB 54, which ensure that state and local resources are fighting crime in California communities, not according to the federal immigration implementation,” his office said. “Our office successfully responded against the challenge of the SB 54 by the first Trump administration, and we are ready to again vigorously defend the SB 54.”

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Bonta noted that the SB 54 did not prevent the Federal Government from implementing immigration, but says “that I cannot make us do our jobs for them.”

Last week, Burns, the mayor and the rest of the City Council were unanimously voted to declare the Huntington A “Non-Sanctuar “City. This move is directed by city police officers to cooperate with the immigration authorities.

In addition to the latest lawsuit, Huntington Beach is currently fighting Sacramento on several fronts. Earlier this month, Bonta announced that he complained of the verdict that he had rejected the case outside the court after the voters in the city had approved a voting measure to require identification for those who vote in person at city borders.

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In October, the city lost its appeal after losing a lawsuit to bypass state housing terms.

“The state wants to consolidate all the power in the sacrament, which is why we fought in court and pushed back,” Gates said.