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St. Paul sends letter to DHS to stop ICE from using city-owned parking lots
The City of St. Paul has issued a cease-and-desist letter to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to stop the use of city-owned parking lots, specifically at rec centers and parks, for federal immigration operations.
The city says that DHS and other federal law enforcement agencies have used the parking lots to stage vehicles without the city’s consent, agreement, permit or statutory basis. St. Paul officials add that this action is unlawful under the city’s charter and legislative code and interferes with the public’s right to those spaces.
“Our parks and libraries are among the most valued and essential services in our city, and they exist solely to serve our residents and families,” said St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter. “When federal law enforcement repurposes them for federal operations without our authorization, it eliminates public access, erodes public trust, and undermines local control by unlawfully occupying city property.”
The city said it is prepared to pursue all available legal actions, including seeking immediate injunctive relief, if federal agencies continue using the properties after receiving the letter.
It’s public property, right? I’m pretty sure federal law, particularly regarding immigration which Democrats have stressed is a federal responsibility (which is mostly true), trumps (sic) local laws.
Of course, St. Paul can probably find a friendly liberal judge to side with them, after which that ruling will be overturned on appeal
And that is the direct result of unhinged Democrat discourse.
The Democrats who kept telling us that “no one is above the law” when they were trying to jail Donald Trump apparently think that illegals are above our immigration laws, and will use every trick they possibly can to prevent the laws from being enforced.