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>In theory ICE could check this out, but sanctuary city policy is to not cooperate with ICE, so my guess is they did not have immediate access to this informati
by pthreads 9y ago
>In theory ICE could check this out, but sanctuary city policy is to not cooperate with ICE, so my guess is they did not have immediate access to this information.
I don't think this has anything to do with sanctuary cities. I am convinced they had easy access to his info:
"As a young teenager, Carrillo automatically became a U.S. citizen when his mother went through the naturalization process."
That means USCIS had everything -- his SSN, fingerprints, photos, (even though from his teenage years). Could have been trivial for ICE to check, if they wanted to.
- creaghpatr 9y agoMy speculation was dead wrong, in fact LA functions more or less like a regular city regarding the LAPD/ICE relationship https://theintercept.com/2017/02/27/los-angeles-mayor-flirts-with-sanctuary-movement-while-collaborating-with-ice/ https://theintercept.com/2017/02/27/los-angeles-mayor-flirts... >LAPD officers have historically shared intelligence with ICE through the CalGang database system, and ICE agents are in the county jails on a near-daily basis.