Sanctuary city officials rebuke police officers for assisting Border Patrol
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Sanctuary city officials in upstate New York held a press conference on Wednesday where they blasted members of their own police force for coming to the aid of Border Patrol and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents who stopped a van carrying up to eight occupants.
Democratic Rochester Mayor Malik Evans said that the actions of the police officers were against the city’s sanctuary resolution and a police general order, which prohibits police from enforcing immigration laws. Michael Dorgan is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business.
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Evans and Rochester Police Department (RPD) Chief David Smith held a press briefing to sound off on the officers who answered a call from Border Patrol.
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