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BREAKING News Out Of Southern California…

Spread This EVERYWHERE Officials in California's Orange County

have voted to fight the state's "sanctuary city" laws and join in on President Trump's

lawsuit against California's decision to protect illegal aliens and block the efforts

of ICE.

This comes on the heels of the Orange County Sheriff's Department's announcement that

it will provide public information on when inmates are released from jail.

Fox News reports that the Orange County Board of Supervisors voted 3-0 to join the U.S.

Justice Department's lawsuit, which argued three recent California laws deliberately

interfered with federal immigration policies.

One of the laws bars police in many cases from turning over suspects to federal immigration

agents for deportation.This legislation prevents law enforcement from removing criminals from

our community and is a threat to public safety," Supervisor Shawn Nelson said before the vote.

The county moved earlier this week to improve communication with federal immigration agents

by publishing the release dates of inmates online.

The sheriff's department used to screen inmates in the county's jails to help Immigration

and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents identify those subject to deportation but had to stop

after the state law passed.

The Orange County Sheriff's Department, whose leadership opposes the new California

sanctuary law that limits cooperation with federal immigration officials, announced Monday

that it is now providing public information on when inmates are released from custody.

As of Monday, March 26, an existing "Who's in Jail" online database includes the date

and time of inmates' release – a move agency officials say will enhance communication

with its law enforcement partners.

"This is in response to SB-54 limiting our ability to communicate with federal authorities

and our concern that criminals are being released to the street when there's another avenue

to safeguard the community by handing them over (to ICE for potential deportation),"

Orange County Undersheriff Don Barnes said.

Orange County and the cities of Aliso Viejo and Buena Park to consider adopting similar

measures against California's sanctuary law due to Los Alamitos making a stand against

Jerry Brown and his band of lunatics.

"Los Alamitos new ordinance claims the new state law placed by Jerry Brown in January,

is in direct conflict with the Federal Law and the Constitution.

Therefore, the council finds that it is impossible to honor our oath to support and defend the

Constitution of the United States of America, unless we opt out of the law that violates

Federal law and the Constitution."

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Meanwhile, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra would not rule out taking action of

his own against officials who fight the laws, including the sheriff, FOX News reports.

"State law is state law.

It's my job to enforce state law and I will do so.

We want to make sure that every jurisdiction, including Orange County, understands what

state law requires of the people and the subdivisions of the state of California," Becerra said

at a news conference.

When asked if that meant an arrest or lawsuit against the sheriff, Becerra responded, "I

think I just answered that."

Orange County Undersheriff Don Barnes told Fox News in an interview that Becerra's

comments "were threatening," but the sheriff's office was not doing anything that the law

did not allow.

"My hope would be that he would read the language of the law that was passed," he

said on "Hannity."

"It very clearly says in there what we can and cannot do."

Barnes added that the law has put Californians at risk by returning dangerous individuals

back into the communities and that by making this information public, the sheriff's office

was trying to help the community be safer.

"They're very serious crimes and they're being return back into the community, and

quite honestly back into the communities in which they preyed upon and committed their

crimes to begin with."

That's great news!

Let's hope that more departments do the same!

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End Money Bail in California - Duration: 3:20.

wanna know how a corrupt system operates? Follow the money. That money trail will

lead you through a criminal justice system that disproportionately targets

people of color and vulnerable families -- and at the center of it is the bail bond

industry.

This industry shackles people to a relentless, life-consuming debt,

perpetuating a system of racial and economic inequality, all the while raking

in about two billion dollars in profit a year. Right now there are more people of

color under correctional control than were enslaved before the Civil War.

The use of bail is one of the biggest violations of civil rights in the

history of the United States. Here's how our current money bail system works and

what Californians can do about it. When a person is

arrested and goes to jail, a bail is set. That person stays behind

bars until they can come up with the money,

whether they're guilty or not. The median bill in California is $50,000. When you

can't afford bail money you don't have a lot of options: you can decide to stay

locked up until your trial, risking your job, your kids, your whole life. Or you can

confess to a crime you didn't commit and take a plea just to go home.

You're forced to live on probation, pay fines that keep piling up, and live with a

criminal record that will follow you for your whole life. Or you can take a loan

from a bail bondsman. A bail bondsman loans money to people who can't afford

to make bail -- but at a terrible price. Privatized, for-profit bail bond

companies trap people in a cycle of debt that can bring their whole life crashing

down. Even as you struggle to make those payments, interest piles up and the debt

grows and grows. And while these high interest loans are ruining the lives of

people who never got a trial, the bail bond industry gets paid.

Lots of money means lots of influence. The bail bond industry needs jails stuffed to the brim

if they're going to make a profit --- and that's exactly what California is giving

them right now. One in three people jailed in California are never found guilty of a crime

California can change that.

Right now there is a new law being considered.

SB10 will make California's jails use risk assessment to decide who

stays behind bars. When a person is arrested instead of asking does this

person have $50,000, California would ask is this person a threat. California's

judicial system must no longer be the tool of a racist and corrupt industry

For more infomation >> End Money Bail in California - Duration: 3:20.

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California Sheriff Sick Of Illegal Invasion, Does Something BIG About It – Pays VICIOUS Price - Duration: 6:02.

For more infomation >> California Sheriff Sick Of Illegal Invasion, Does Something BIG About It – Pays VICIOUS Price - Duration: 6:02.

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California AG Threatens To Arrest Sheriff Hutchens, Trump Drops Brutal Warning - Duration: 4:49.

California AG Threatens To Arrest Sheriff Hutchens, Trump Drops Brutal Warning

Communist California's Attorney General Xavier Becerra has threatened to arrest Orange

County Sheriff Sandra Hutchins for helping ICE catch criminal illegal aliens.

Now, President Donald Trump has a warning for the blue state buffoon.

You don't want to miss this.The story of heroic Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens

continues to roll out like thunder over the headlines as California's deranged Attorney

General Xavier Becerra threatens to make an example out of her for helping Immigrations

and Customs Enforcement agents capture dangerous criminal illegal aliens.

Sheriff Hutchens shocked the nation on Monday, March 26, 2018, when she began publishing

every single inmate's release date with the exact time of day, according to Daily

Caller.

Sheriff Hutchens hasn't been shy about why the Orange County Sherrif's Department decided

to make this change to their existing online database known as "Who's In Jail."

An official statement published on the Orange County Sheriff's Department website read

in part, "Sheriff Hutchens joined law enforcement leaders across the state in opposing SB 54

when the legislation was first proposed in December 2016, as provisions in the bill hindered

collaborative efforts to remove serious offenders from the community.

Additionally, the law is inconsistent with widely accepted best practices of open communication

amongst all levels of law enforcement.

Both Sheriff Hutchens and Undersheriff Don Barnes actively engaged with legislators to

encourage defeat of the bill.

While these efforts resulted in the removal of some harmful sections of the bill, the

final version limited communication in a way that puts the public at risk."

Sheriff Sandra Hutchens said, "SB 54 makes local law enforcement's job more difficult

and requires bureaucratic processes that could allow dangerous individuals to fall through

the cracks of our justice system.

My department, however, remains committed to cooperating fully with federal authorities

in all areas where I have discretion to remove serious criminals from our community."Earlier

in the week, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra publicly rebuked Sheriff Sandra Hutchens

during a press event and warned that he was willing to engage the sheriff in a legal battle.

Becerra didn't stop there, he also confirmed his threat to arrest Sheriff Hutchens when

questioned by a reporter.

"State law is state law.

And it is my job to enforce state law.

I will do so.

And we want to make sure that every jurisdiction including Orange County, understand what state

law requires of the people and the subdivisions of the state of California," Becerra said.

A reporter then asked Becerra, "Does that mean a lawsuit of the sheriff's department

or the arrest of the sheriff?"

Becerra replied, "I think I just answered that."

This nasty threat from California's Attorney General against Sheriff Hutchens has now caught

the attention of President Donald Trump, and he isn't happy about it.

On Wednesday, March 28, Trump rang out his support over Twitter for the people of Orange

County and their embattled sheriff which also served as a warning to Becerra and all of

the up-state pricks in Sacramento.

"My Administration stands in solidarity with the brave citizens in Orange County defending

their rights against California's illegal and unconstitutional Sanctuary policies.

California's Sanctuary laws release known dangerous criminals into communities across

the State.

All citizens have the right to be protected by Federal law and strong borders," Trump

wrote.I think it's safe to assume that President Trump has Sheriff Hutchens' back on this

one and that he supports the constitutional rights of those who live in Orange County,

California.

The fact of the matter here is that California's leadership is trying to fast track the left's

plan to replace their voting base with illegal immigrants by any means necessary.

It's only when someone like Sheriff Hutchens stands up to the dictators in Sacramento and

makes the decision to honor our federal immigration laws that we see the left's ugly head appear

so prominently.

Becerra will undoubtedly continue to threaten and intimidate the Orange County Sheriff's

Department for doing what is lawful, and in return, Trump will answer back with the full

weight of the federal government and millions of American patriots behind him.

Please pray for Sheriff Hutchens as she continues to blaze a trail in California like a new

age pioneer for the rest of America to follow.

For more infomation >> California AG Threatens To Arrest Sheriff Hutchens, Trump Drops Brutal Warning - Duration: 4:49.

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BREAKING News Out Of Southern California… Spread This EVERYWHERE - Duration: 4:34.

For more infomation >> BREAKING News Out Of Southern California… Spread This EVERYWHERE - Duration: 4:34.

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California AG Threatens To Arrest Sheriff Hutchens, Trump Drops Brutal Warning - Duration: 5:00.

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California Sheriff Sick Of Illegal Invasion, Does Something BIG About It – Pays VICIOUS Price - Duration: 5:52.

California Sheriff Sick Of Illegal Invasion, Does Something BIG About It – Pays VICIOUS

Price As many of you can recall last night we at

Daily Vine reported about how the Orange County Sheriff's Department made public the release

dates and names of jail inmates, including those in the U.S. illegally.

This marked the latest local revolt against California's illegal sanctuary laws.

Undersheriff Don Barnes confirmed this is in response to the harm done to the community

of Orange County because of Senate Bill 54 which became law of the land in California

on January first of this year.

California Senate Bill 54 is the bill which restricts local law enforcement's cooperation

with ICE agents and Border Patrol.

A law which both Barnes and Sheriff Sandra Hutchens of Orange County vocally fought against.

This name release, which is online for all the public to see, comes after multiple municipalities

in Orange County have voiced opposition to SB 54 which legitimized the state's sanctuary

movement.

Although most elected officials in California do support this bill, the city of Los Alamitos

last week voted to exempt its city from this asinine bill.

Although most of those released were arrested for domestic violence, theft, criminal threats

and multiple DUIs, during that same period of time 168 other inmates with more serious

convictions did meet the requirements and were turned over to immigration agents as

SB 54 allows.

But today things took a turn for the ridiculous, even for the state of California.

That's right folks, in response to the Sheriff of Orange County California protecting law-abiding

American Citizens and legal Residents the California Attorney General, Xavier Becerra

has now threatened to have the Sheriff arrested for complying with Federal Law and helping

ICE agents arrest illegals in Orange County.

When Becerra was asked if he would arrest Undersheriff Barnes he said it was his job

to enforce the laws of California.

And that he wants to make sure that every jurisdiction, including Orange County, understand

what state law requires of the people of the state of California.

Via The Gateway Pundit:

'Attorney General Xavier Becerra: State law is state law.

And it is my job to enforce state law.

I will do so.

And we want to make sure that every jurisdiction including Orange County, understand what state

law requires of the people and the sub divisions of the state of California.

Reporter: Does that mean a lawsuit of the sheriff's department or the arrest of the

sheriff?

Xavier Becerra: I think I just answered that.'

More on this story from The Orange County Register:

'The Orange County Sheriff's Department, whose leadership opposes the new California

sanctuary law that limits cooperation with federal immigration officials, announced Monday

that it is now providing public information on when inmates are released from custody.

As of Monday, March 26, an existing "Who's in Jail" online database includes the date

and time of inmates' release – a move agency officials say will enhance communication

with its law enforcement partners.

The release date information applies to all inmates, not just those who are suspected

of being in the country illegally.

But the goal is to assist agents with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement,

or ICE.

"This is in response to SB-54 limiting our ability to communicate with federal authorities

and our concern that criminals are being released to the street when there's another avenue

to safeguard the community by handing them over (to ICE for potential deportation),"

Orange County Undersheriff Don Barnes said.

Orange County officials did not confer with ICE before making the change, he said.

ICE spokeswoman Lori Haley wrote in an email late Monday that she would not comment "beyond

what the Sheriff has said."

The new state law, dubbed the California Values Act, has recently seen a backlash from some

Orange County communities.

The City Council in Los Alamitos voted last week on an ordinance to exempt the city in

northern Orange County from the state law.

A few other Orange County cities are considering resolutions and other moves to voice their

opposition to the law.

The Yorba Linda City Council, for example, agreed to file an amicus brief to a lawsuit

filed by the Trump administration against California and immigration-related laws the

federal government alleges are unconstitutional.

And on Tuesday, March 27, the Orange County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider

a range of possible actions: from a resolution to pursuing litigation against the state.

Annie Lai, co-director of the Immigrant Rights Clinic at UC Irvine, said the sheriff's

new policy is part of a movement in Orange County "to either undermine or get around

the spirit of SB-54."

The California Values Act already allows communication between local and federal agencies about release

dates of those convicted of enumerated crimes who may be eligible for deportation, Lai noted.

"This change in policy is basically affecting everybody else who doesn't have a serious

criminal history under SB-54," she said.

Sheriff's deputies, however, will still not be able to assist in an actual transfer

to ICE agents under state law.

The release information, via a long list of names in alphabetical order, is now available

for anyone to view at oscd.org.'

For more infomation >> California Sheriff Sick Of Illegal Invasion, Does Something BIG About It – Pays VICIOUS Price - Duration: 5:52.

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Наркота в Калифорнии. Минусы Голливуда. California On Drugs. Why I hate Hollywood boulevard - Duration: 18:51.

Being on Hollywood Boulevard for 4 minutes reminded me

of what annoyed me about Los Angeles last year

Victoria came to pick me up

I told you

This them let's talk shortly about the drugs in California

*famous jingle*

Hello there comrade

It's been a while since we last saw each other

Winter is almost over here, spring is coming

In a couple more of those cycles we'll be dead

Bye for now let's go back to autumn

Jo guys check this out

My relatives ordered me bunch of iPhones

I squinted at cops, because of the old habit

Also my suitcase broke, and I have to buy a new one

They cost four times last over here

So I'm heading to Hollywood Boulevard

Guys I'm finally at Hollywood Boulevard, it took me four hours to get here

But it was worth it, now I can buy everything really quick

Here in La La Land everything is pretty cheap even though it's downtown

Also at night you can buy here

Any type of drug you want

Also in downtown because for some reason cops don't seem to arrest dealers over here

I don't know why

I'm not going to buy it though, cause

We stand for HLS

Truth be told I'm running out of ideas to talk about regarding US

I mean California because I cannot talk for other states

Each state is its own thing

But let's shortly talk about drugs in LA

California is one of the most liberal states in US

They are so liberal they wanted to separate themselves from the rest of the country

When the Trump was elected

So the drug regulation is also very liberal

Almost everybody here has some weed on them

Even though it is officially sold only by prescription

Half of the stories in Instagram is related to it

And everybody is bragging about how they are chilling in the evening

The most popular way of spending the leisure time is to get high

Order a pizza and watch Netflix

Looks fairly similar to the Russian way

Of watching a football with a beer

Somebody who loves comics will love it in here

I can't get out of here

Because when I come in stores and I see something with superheroes

I immediately get it all

But hear everything is related to superheroes

Close are covered with them

First place in the whole America where I found spinners

I had a shoot in Roosevelt Hotel last year. It didn't work

They make parties on weekends, with a pool and some hip hop

Pretty ugly people are partying there

Nothing similar to Moscow parties

Most of the tourist exist here

It's weird not to see thousands of them here tonight

This must be my heaven

These two big boys are looking at me

This little thing crawling over here

Is in the size of my pinky

I like just how much passion the crazy people have when they talk

Just listen

Being on Hollywood Boulevard for 4 minutes reminded me

of what annoyed me about Los Angeles last year

Bums run into you from every angle

Those big black dudes talking to themselves

It doesn't make you feel very comfortable

And pinky-sized cockroaches

This is just f**king crazy

And too many tourists

That are really into my shoes for some reason

Asking where I bought them

My introvert self is in pain right now

And can't handle it all

By the way there is a building somewhere over here where all the viners live

Which are now vloggers

You must've heard about Logan Paul and so on

I wasn't able to make it to the Apple Store

But I might be able to make it to CVS

Because my father believes that in America

Aspirin is better

Self service

Victoria came to pick me up

That girl from under the glitter

She has just washed it off

I still find it everywhere

So finally she's in California, let's see what it's going to turn out into

I didn't recognize you with black hair

Also don't think that you're constantly surrounded with druggies

No everybody's very adequate

Mini smoke weed just like cigarettes

Because they developed tolerance

In terms of getting used to any stimulant overtime

There are many rich people and nerds in California and that are also into biohacking

Just like some of your friends... Vloggers

They went even further with their love to Canabis

Everybody knows that smoking is bad

Resins, fumes and so on

So they carry in huge bags

Huge vaporisers that are plugged into outlets

It looks like something in the middle between a hookah and a vacuum cleaner

And they vaporise the weed

So they turned smoking weed

Into some eco-friendly ritual

Of course to us seeing this psychedelic stuff around is weird

Keeping in mind that the third of our prisoners are imprisoned for storage and distribution of drugs

I'm getting slightly annoyed by this eavesdrop

The snow is starting to melt

Let's take it as a hymn of warm weather

So with time you get used to this smell

It doesn't make you nervously check if cops are anywhere around

And you start to associate it with the general feeling of freedom over there

Proper Malibu

Last year we were shooting Dasha over there

I left the model and went for a rock climbing

Russian tourists are trying to receive the Darwin Prize

You want to get to the other side? We might try swimming.

Jump

See those pores? You can grab them

And crawl. But I don't think you will like it

Let's try this

You want to climb over here?!

It gets worse over there

-Ok ok, that's for sure?

-On those rocks it will look so cool, with the water

-Let's go?

You want to get over there?

-Yes

Go ahead

You lost the ring?

-F**k!

Move your butt back and forth

-This ain't a soft bed!

Beautiful

More on me, fall on your elbows

Nah

Bend as much as you can, get on your toes

-Did you get it?

A little

-Are your cameras waterproof?

Can you move the sand around your butt

Turn to the sun

-Is that a photo or a video?

Video

Let's wait for the wave

Pull the body up a little

Slowly

Let's do it with the wave, on the count to three

And now very slow...

Just move your hands upwards

Right from here, but wait

Other drugs in exist there as well

In huge volumes and big diversity

South America is right over there

With their cool lianas and so on

But those drugs are officially illegal

Which doesn't stop local youth from taking it

Which isn't all that different from Moscow

On my first trip people were trying to sell me coke right in the middle of Hollywood Boulevard

Although at night but nevertheless

And even when I tried to joke it down, saying I don't need it for tonight, he said

Maybe for tomorrow

Other types of drugs are also easy to find

Good thing that you don't travel into the prison for having a drug as fast as you do in Moscow

And people over there are separated into two groups

First ones are heavy criminals and bums sitting on crack

In general public smoking Weed maybe taking tabs

"ah, let them have a little fun, have fun and pay taxes"

And that is in the state where it is forbidden to sell alcohol after two in the morning

Other states, if you don't know that, can differ heavily

In terms of substances, in terms of weapons, gay people

So it's hard to compare them

At least with Central states

Although Brittany said they have pride parades in Texas

Go on the round rocks

Right where the splashes are

Fall on the rock

Do it a couple more times

Go slow

One more time

Lean on it

Look away

A couple more times

F**k!

My camera is all wet

Why did you go over there?

Do you realize the first big wave will knock you off your feet?

So what is this?

I told you

-It's about to wash me away!

I won't recommend a bad thing

Just like the last year. Went to California - threw my shoes away

Finished the shoot, went to the beach

Because going to blow, blow (famous jingle)

-And you aren't?

I never take drugs, cause I live in Russia

I'm starting to get used to wavelike increases in views

For our vlogs

But, just for fun I'll tell you

The vlog on yacht went on the main page

But vlog with babyface and guns is something new, it attracted

Crazy attention of Indian people

Who came to it from videos like this

Maybe neural networks of YouTube

Decided that the girl looks Indian

I don't know

So by the end of this blog I proudly announce that...

Maybe saying it publicly will make me dedicate myself to it better

...that...

I changed my regime a bit

And dedicated a lot more time to vlogs

I don't like when they lag behind for a couple of seasons

From today

Sue I'll be working on them more seriously

Until I get tired of this regime

And I will also tell you about this regime

And all of the planning in the future

Because America is going to run out soon

So we might be going back to psychic stuff or maybe something new

Wash the cups

Now the Victoria

Bye

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California Sheriff Sick Of Illegal Invasion, Does Something BIG About It – Pays VICIOUS Price. - Duration: 5:29.

California Sheriff Sick Of Illegal Invasion, Does Something BIG About It – Pays VICIOUS

Price.

As many of you can recall last night we at Daily Vine reported about how the Orange County

Sheriff's Department made public the release dates and names of jail inmates, including

those in the U.S. illegally.

This marked the latest local revolt against California's illegal sanctuary laws.

Undersheriff Don Barnes confirmed this is in response to the harm done to the community

of Orange County, because of Senate Bill 54 which became law of the land in California

on January first of this year.

California Senate Bill 54 is the bill which restricts local law enforcement's cooperation

with ICE agents and Border Patrol.

A law which both Barnes and Sheriff Sandra Hutchens of Orange County vocally fought against.

This name release, which is online for all the public to see, comes after multiple municipalities

in Orange County have voiced opposition to SB 54 which legitimized the state's sanctuary

movement.

Although most elected officials in California do support this bill, the city of Los Alamitos

last week voted to exempt its city from this asinine bill.

Although most of those released were arrested for domestic violence, theft, criminal threats

and multiple DUIs, during that same period of time 168 other inmates with more serious

convictions did meet the requirements and were turned over to immigration agents as

SB 54 allows.

But today things took a turn for the ridiculous, even for the state of California.

That's right folks, in response to the Sheriff of Orange County California protecting law-abiding

American Citizens and legal Residents the California Attorney General, Xavier Becerra

has now threatened to have the Sheriff arrested for complying with Federal Law and helping

ICE agents arrest illegals in Orange County.

When Becerra was asked if he would arrest Undersheriff Barnes he said it was his job

to enforce the laws of California.

And that he wants to make sure that every jurisdiction, including Orange County, understand

what state law requires of the people of the state of California.

Via The Gateway Pundit:

Attorney General Xavier Becerra: State law is state law.

And it is my job to enforce state law.

I will do so.

And we want to make sure that every jurisdiction including Orange County, understand what state

law requires of the people and the sub divisions of the state of California.

Reporter: Does that mean a lawsuit of the sheriff's department or the arrest of the

sheriff?

Xavier Becerra: I think I just answered that.'

More on this story from The Orange County Register:

'The Orange County Sheriff's Department, whose leadership opposes the new California

sanctuary law that limits cooperation with federal immigration officials, announced Monday

that it is now providing public information on when inmates are released from custody.

As of Monday, March 26, an existing "Who's in Jail" online database includes the date

and time of inmates' release – a move agency officials say will enhance communication

with its law enforcement partners.

The release date information applies to all inmates, not just those who are suspected

of being in the country illegally.

But the goal is to assist agents with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement,

or ICE.

"This is in response to SB-54 limiting our ability to communicate with federal authorities

and our concern that criminals are being released to the street when there's another avenue

to safeguard the community by handing them over (to ICE for potential deportation),"

Orange County Undersheriff Don Barnes said.

Orange County officials did not confer with ICE before making the change, he said.

ICE spokeswoman Lori Haley wrote in an email late Monday that she would not comment "beyond

what the Sheriff has said."

The new state law, dubbed the California Values Act, has recently seen a backlash from some

Orange County communities.

The City Council in Los Alamitos voted last week on an ordinance to exempt the city in

northern Orange County from the state law.

A few other Orange County cities are considering resolutions and other moves to voice their

opposition to the law.

The Yorba Linda City Council, for example, agreed to file an amicus brief to a lawsuit

filed by the Trump administration against California and immigration-related laws the

federal government alleges are unconstitutional.

And on Tuesday, March 27, the Orange County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider

a range of possible actions: from a resolution to pursuing litigation against the state.

Annie Lai, co-director of the Immigrant Rights Clinic at UC Irvine, said the sheriff's

new policy is part of a movement in Orange County "to either undermine or get around

the spirit of SB-54."

The California Values Act already allows communication between local and federal agencies about release

dates of those convicted of enumerated crimes who may be eligible for deportation, Lai noted.

"This change in policy is basically affecting everybody else who doesn't have a serious

criminal history under SB-54," she said.

Sheriff's deputies, however, will still not be able to assist in an actual transfer

to ICE agents under state law.

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