AWESOME: California’s 2nd biggest city is joining Trump’s lawsuit against their state!

by The Right Scoop

Another county in California has come to its senses, joining in with Trump’s lawsuit against California’s new sanctuary state laws:

REUTERS – San Diego County leaders voted on Tuesday to join the Trump administration’s court challenge to a California law limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, amid a conservative backlash to the so-called sanctuary movement.

The Republican-controlled Board of Supervisors voted to direct the county attorney to file a friend-of-the-court brief supporting the administration’s lawsuit at the first available opportunity, which is likely to be on appeal, board Chair Kristin Gaspar said.

The 3-1 vote during a closed-door session, with one of the five supervisors absent, followed an hour-long packed public hearing on the matter.

The action by leaders of California’s second-largest county followed a similar move last month by the all-Republican board of supervisors for neighboring Orange County, the state’s third-most-populous county.

The city council of the tiny Orange County municipality of Los Alamitos went even further on Monday night, approving an ordinance to “exempt” the town of about 12,000 people from the state’s sanctuary law.

The city of San Diego ranks as California’s second-biggest by population, and with the adjacent Mexican city of Tijuana, comprises the largest cross-border metropolitan area shared between the United States and Mexico.

This morning Trump tweeted indirectly about this, suggesting there’s a revolution going on in California:

I don’t know that I’d call this a ‘revolution’, but it is good that several big California cities and counties are rising up against their state’s ridiculous laws giving protective aid and harbor to illegals.


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