Many politicians want everyone to know they are good, noble, and forward-thinking. It’s a form of public posturing that rarely, if ever, requires follow-through, writes BecketAdams. But be careful! Someone may take you up on it!
of assenting immigrants and asylum-seekers to areas that advertise themselves specifically as safe havens for illegal immigrants and asylum-seekers. These areas, known colloquially as “sanctuary” jurisdictions, include cities, counties, and even entire states with laws severely limiting or prohibiting local law enforcement from cooperating or coordinating with federal immigration officials.
Why? Did they never expect their respective jurisdictions would be called on to act as, well, sanctuaries? Apparently not! “This is an ongoing situation," the county Emergency Management Association declared in a statement titled “Martha’s Vineyard Humanitarian Response.” One would think leaders in a supposed"sanctuary" state would be thrilled by the opportunity to make good on that promise. But one would be wrong. Within 36 hours, the immigrants were removed from Martha’s Vineyard. State officials called up the National Guard and bused the immigrants to a nearby military facility. The 50 immigrants left the island without incident, all under the watchful eye of 125 National Guard members.
"We believe," he added,"based on our preliminary review, people were being interviewed at the border and say, ‘Which state would you like to go to?’ Who’s not going to say New York? That’s a setup question. And this is a real crisis. I don’t know why people are trying to downplay this crisis of almost a hundred new arrivals a day.”
In Washington, D.C., Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser has declared a “public emergency." She has also called on the National Guard to tackle the modest increase in immigrants. However, back when it was more fashionable and socially valuable to do so, Bowser touted her city as a shining beacon on a hill for all immigrants and asylum-seekers.
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