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“States, cities, counties, and other local governments should risk losing federal Community Development Block Grant money if they block officials from sharing citizenship or immigration-status information, honoring lawful Department of Homeland Security immigration detainers, or telling DHS when someone will be released, and they should have to certify they will not do those things while receiving the grant.”
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“A state or local government should have to certify that it is not a sanctuary jurisdiction and will not become one while receiving Community Development Block Grant money. A government that cannot keep that certification should be ineligible for those grants.”
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“Federal money should not pay for congressional earmarks directed to a state, city, county, or similar local government if that government is treated as a sanctuary jurisdiction.”
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“Local governments should risk losing or returning federal money if they limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.”
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“States, cities, and police agencies should gain or lose federal immigration-related money based on whether they let officers help federal immigration enforcement, share information, and hold or move people for federal immigration custody.”
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“Sanctuary jurisdictions could not receive federal money they plan to use for food, shelter, health care, legal services, transportation, or similar benefits for people in the United States without lawful immigration status.”
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