Last week, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform met to chastise four sanctuary city mayors for impeding federal agencies in dealing with illegal aliens. Yesterday (March 11), the group met again in the Subcommittee on Federal Law Enforcement with the topic “Enhancing Federal, State, and Local Coordination in the Fight Against Criminal Illegal Aliens.” Although this get-together wasn’t as heated as the last, there were still some strong messages presented.
Chairman Clay Higgins (R-LA) opened the meeting with comments about criminal migrants and the need for local and state law enforcement to work with the federal government. “In recent years, we have seen the weaponization of our justice system, lawlessness in our cities, and an open border that has allowed illegal drugs and dangerous gangs into our country with deadly…
