Kevyn wrote:
No more so than placing a sign warning motorists of a radar camera.
Once again you demonstrate your complete inability to recognize that you can't compare apples and walnuts. The police are free to set up their speed traps anywhere and they do not have a legal right to harvest X number of speeders. The owner of the land can post any sign that is legal within the town zoning laws he likes, it's called free speech. If a sign warning of a speed trap causes drivers to slow down to legal limits it has achieved the same goal that the police do when they light them up with their radars. If the motorist persists then the police have caught a driver that is truly indifferent to public safety. A speeder who slows down ceases to commit a misdemeanor crime but the illegal alien remains a criminal, in violation of US law.
These aliens have entered this country illegally which is a crime. State and local government are not being asked to enforce
Federal law,, in most cases they are enforcing their own law, which put the illegal alien into their possession. These known criminals, with additional felonies, should not be turned loose but ICE should be notified to collect them and retain them in Federal custody until disposition. The cities, towns and states are still part of the United states and a crime against the United states affects all, not just Californians or any of the other declared sanctuaries.
Up here in the Northeast we have been plagued by hordes of illegals who have not been deported. The Federal government has been as much to blame as local governments. It has become such a problem that cities like Hazleton Pennsylvania, which became notorious when they attempted to remove the illegals, ran into every kind of roadblock, legal and societal, possible. Holder's DOJ was going to prosecute the City of Hazelton for enforcing Federal law. Hazelton became the poster-child for the anti-alien invasion and was widely emulated even in San Bernadino CA.
https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/hazleton-immigration-ordinance-began-bang-goes-out-whimperThe Supreme court refused to hear the case brought against Hazelton's anti-illegals ordinances, which allowed the lower court
rulings (which made law) to stand. This doomed efforts to keep aliens out of Hazelton. Ten years after the brouhaha there is peace in Hazelton. Virtually all of the long time citizen residents have moved out and been replaced with illegals, including the mayor. Hazelton is now known as "Mexico City Del Norte",
Finally, there is a vast difference between putting up a sign warning motorists who
might be speeding, thereby committing a misdemeanor and deliberately broadcasting confidential information that the Federal government is planning to mass arrest illegal-alien, convicted felons, for deportation. Information, which was provided for law enforcement safety issues, was deliberately used to thwart the Federal Government lawful round-up and arrest of these criminal aliens. This is not free speech, it is aiding and abetting criminals and is a crime in itself.