Editor,

I was struck by the March 2 guest perspective “End ICE transfers.” In it, the authors, after a sentimental appeal to a Disney movie, suggest that ICE referrals should be outlawed via “county ordinance.” They invoke the horror of family separation, when a convicted criminal is released, not to his/her family, but to the immigration authorities. Of course there is an easy solution to that. Perhaps those who are illegally in this country should take care not to break the local laws, if they value their families so much.

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Terence Y

Mr. Rich - sanctuary apologists disavow all knowledge of that incident, as well as all other violent crimes committed by non-Americans. Their purposeful ignorance is similar to folks pushing for electrification. These greenies don’t care that the sausage is made from gas-fired power plants.

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