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Sanctuary cities are a national sovereignty problem

Federalism is one of conservatism’s defining constitutional commitments. Conservatives rightly resist federal micromanagement of schools, policing, land use, and countless other matters that belong to the states. But sanctuary cities present a different constitutional question altogether. The issue is not whether Washington may commandeer local officials to carry out every federal priority. The issue is […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·2h ago
Sanctuary cities are a national sovereignty problem
Federalism is one of conservatism’s defining constitutional commitments. Conservatives rightly resist federal micromanagement of schools, policing, land use, and countless other matters that belong to the states. But sanctuary cities present a different constitutional question altogether. The issue is not whether Washington may commandeer local officials to carry out every federal priority. The issue is […]
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