Nick Givas, DCNF
Orange County California Supervisor Michelle Steel wants her county to opt out of sanctuary state laws as a matter of public safety, she said Friday on “Fox & Friends.”
“We have to overturn this bad law in California,” Steel said. “I think that this law is unconstitutional. So that’s why we started and we are going to take legal action.”
Steel is referring to the sanctuary state law Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown signed back in January, which makes it harder for local law enforcement to coordinate with federal government on immigration.
“I think this law is [a] bad law,” Steel added. “And this is stopping local police from working with the federal government. And this comes down to public safety. So it’s not really safe on the street … The first priority is public safety for the people. So we have to do something about it.”
Orange County has a large immigrant population who supports the opt out effort, because they feel California Democrats are responsible for the mayhem, Steel said.
“We have large immigrant communities, and we embrace our diverse culture,” she concluded. “We all work together, and they want to be safe. I always think that President Trump and ICE are not going after law abiding immigrants. We are talking about criminal aliens here. So it’s about public safety.”
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