Morning Jolt: Orange County Pushes Back against California’s Sanctuary-State Laws

Making the click-through worthwhile: Orange County rebels from California's sanctuary-state laws, Bernie Sanders grapples with what it means to be "progressive," and equity markets post losses. . . then gains. . . then losses.

A Sanctuary from a Sanctuary State?

The debate over California's state immigration laws, which undermine federal immigration enforcement, is beset by ludicrous exaggeration. Some conservatives have compared California to the Confederacy, while some liberals say that the president and the Department of Justice are simply trying to scare Hispanics into leaving the state.

A Wall Street Journal article by law professors Josh Blackman and Ilya Shapiro is a good antidote to all of this. Blackman and Shapiro take a nuanced perspective on the state's recently passed laws. They argue that the California Values Act, which "limits how state and local officials may cooperate with federal immigration officials," is constitutional: "It is not a proper exercise of federal power to dictate how state law-enforcement agencies manage their ...

March 28 2018

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Orange County Pushes Back against California's Sanctuary-State Laws Theodore Kupfer Making the click-through worthwhile: Orange County rebels from California's sanctuary-state laws, Bernie Sanders grapples with what it means to be "progressive," and equity markets post losses. . . then gains. . . then losses. A Sanctuary from a Sanctuary State? The debate over California's state immigration laws, which undermine federal immigration enforcement, is beset by ludicrous exaggeration. Some conservatives have compared California to the Confederacy, while some liberals say that the president and the Department of Justice are simply trying to scare Hispanics into leaving the state. A Wall Street Journal article by law professors Josh Blackman and Ilya Shapiro is a good antidote to all of this. Blackman and Shapiro take a nuanced perspective on the state's recently passed laws. They argue that the California Values Act, which "limits how state and local officials may cooperate with federal immigration officials," is constitutional: "It is not a proper exercise of federal power to dictate how state law-enforcement agencies manage their ... Read More Top Stories How Reagan Used the Movies to His Advantage Kyle Smith The president and his wife applauded flag-wavers, sure, but also Ferris Bueller's Day... The Supreme Court Proves It Didn't Mean What It Said in King v. Burwell Dan McLaughlin The Supreme Court Proves It Didn't Mean What It Said in King v. Burwell ADVERTISEMENT Energy Companies Sued for Being Energy Companies Jibran Khan Lawsuits are a poor way to make the tradeoff between abundant energy and environmental... KDW & WFB Jay Nordlinger Thoughts from a friend, admirer, and colleague of... It's Right and Necessary to Let Boys Be Boys David French What Jordan Peterson understands and Swedish preschools do... Trump Is Not Blameless in the Spending-Bill Disaster Jonah Goldberg It's not true that Trump was tricked or betrayed into signing the... ADVERTISEMENT What NR is Reading The Box: How the Shipping Container Made the World Smaller and the World Economy Bigger Marc Levinson "This book is dynamite. . .Marc Levinson's sparkling and authoritative story is great fun to read, but it is spectacular economic history as well." — Peter L. Bernstein, author of Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk LEARN MORE Photo Essays Cartoons of the Day: March 28th, 2018 Cartoons of the Day: March 27th, 2018 ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 19 West 44th Street, Suite 1701, New York, NY, 10036, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.