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Trump says 6 Connecticut cities are 'sanctuary jurisdiction.' Officials don't know what it means
Six Connecticut cities found themselves Friday on a list of supposed “sanctuary” municipalities the President Donald Trump administration says are non-compliant with federal immigration laws. Leaders in those communities, however, say they don't really know what the designation means.
What Is a 'Sanctuary Jurisdiction' and How Was the US List of Them Made?
They have noticed the list included misspellings, communities with small immigrant populations, and those with strong support for cooperation with federal authorities. Jessica Vaughan is director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies,
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