Border Agents Forced to Fire After Violent Migrant Incident Exposes Sanctuary Law Failures in California
A CBP agent fired at a vehicle after two officers were struck during a California migrant operation, underscoring how sanctuary state laws obstruct law enforcement and imperil public safety.
In a troubling episode highlighting the dangerous consequences of sanctuary policies in California, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents opened fire on a vehicle in San Bernardino after two officers were deliberately struck during a targeted migrant enforcement operation. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed the shooting as an act of self-defense, but the circumstances reveal a deeper failure of state policies to support federal law enforcement. When Sanctuary Laws Protect Crime Over Citizens On Saturday morning, CBP agents confronted a Hispanic family just outside their home. Videos taken by the family show masked agents demanding entry without presenting...
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