Trump’s ‘No Sanctuary for Criminals Act’ Could Force California to Comply

Via Billy

House Republicans passed two major reforms Thursday targeting criminal aliens in so-called “sanctuary cities.” Both bills were inspired by crimes committed in California, and both will impact California more than any other state.On bill, “Kate’s Law” — named for Kate Steinle. cut down in the prime of her life by an illegal alien with multiple felonies and deportations — increases the penalty for illegal aliens who attempt to return to the U.S. after being deported.

The second bill, the “No Sanctuary for Criminals Act,” cuts off grant money to cities that enact polices prohibiting police from turning over dangerous criminal aliens to federal immigration authorities.

Both bills passed, and were applauded by President Donald Trump.

In a statement , President Donald Trump noted that the bills in the package were “named for slain Americans, whose parents I spent time with during the campaign.”