Tancredo: Politicians running sanctuary cities should be held liable

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9News
Article date: 
25 January 2018
Article category: 
Colorado News
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sanctuary cities
illegal immigration
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... "President Trump is right. Build the wall. Deport criminals. Stop illegal immigration now. Democrats who stand in our way will be complicit in every murder committed by illegal immigrants," the ad states.
 
"I'm not going to say that, but I am going to say, if you are a public official of a sanctuary city and your actions provide the haven for people who are committing violent crimes, then yes, you should be held liable," said Republican Gubernatorial Candidate, Tom Tancredo.
 
"Does that mean you think Mayor Michael Hancock should be arrested?" asked 9News reporter Marshall Zelinger.
 
"Oh, arrested? No, but I believe he should be held liable. What I mean by liable, I mean civilly liable, not criminally liable, I'm talking about civil liability."...
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