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An ongoing battle involves sanctuary jurisdictions resisting federal efforts to deport illegal immigrants, particularly those with criminal records. Vaugh noted that sanctuary policies obstruct law enforcement’s ability to remove dangerous individuals, which hampers public safety. She advised that withholding federal funds and pursuing legal action could persuade some jurisdictions to cooperate.
Roio added that these sanctuary policies may be influenced by local politics and virtue signaling, often disregarding the safety of residents. He underscored that effective communication about the importance of law enforcement is vital to shift public opinion and policy in favor of enforcement.