Should U.S. cities be allowed to adopt 'sanctuary' policies that limit their cooperation with federal immigration agents?
Federal courts have repeatedly blocked Trump administration efforts to penalize so-called sanctuary cities, with another ruling against the administration reported this week.
Different layers of government should be responsive to their citizens. The feds have massive resources of their own. They can also petition courts to compel certain actions.
If you voted yes: does that hold even when the person a city shields goes on to commit a violent crime, or is that the line?