How California incentivizes illegal immigration and ICE raids
- ICE raids at CA community colleges have campus bureaucrats clutching their pearls and demanding 'permission' slips, despite feds having zero obligation to ask.
- Colleges are blowing tens of thousands on warning signs for ICE, as if a laminated poster will deter federal agents with a warrant and a job to do.
- California's taxpayer-funded sanctuary perks continue to be a recruiting poster for illegal entry, with Democrats making the state a 'safe zone' for those here without legal status.
- Officials whining about 'advance notice' of ICE actions seem to misunderstand that federal law enforcement isn't a tenant that needs to give 30-day notice.
- The Golden State's incentive structure rewards skirting immigration law while local institutions balk at the inevitable consequences of their own policies.
Brief Summary
Golden State's community college system is having a meltdown as ICE agents have the audacity to enforce federal law on public property, nabbing students and parents alike. The predictable shock from administrators who thought they could simply legislate away federal authority is just precious—they're now spending taxpayer money on signs to scold federal officers who don't care about their paperwork preferences.
Why This Matters
For you, the average law-abiding citizen, this is about watching a state's chosen policy of flouting federal law come crashing into its own institutions. It's not a question of whether ICE should act, but whether California's elected officials will accept that sanctuary doesn't mean immunity, and your tax dollars are funding both the incentives and the chaos that follows.