How Trump's threats to sanctuary cities could affect Oakland and Alameda County
Briefly

President Trump issued an executive order aimed at sanctuary cities, requiring the federal government to identify jurisdictions that fail to cooperate with immigration enforcement. The order threatens legal actions against these cities, emphasizing punitive measures such as cutting federal funding. Local leaders, like Alameda County Supervisor Nikki Fortunato Bas, criticized the order as a scare tactic, defending the constitutionality of sanctuary policies which they claim enhance community safety. The sanctuary movement, with roots in places like Oakland, seeks to protect undocumented immigrants from federal actions.
"Sanctuary laws have made local communities safer, she said."
"If local governments keep their sanctuary status after that warning, the Trump administration shall pursue all necessary legal remedies and enforcement measures to end these violations."
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