Louisiana attorney general: Crime is up in ‘sanctuary cities’

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Louisiana’s chief legal officer said Tuesday that crime has increased in so-called “sanctuary cities” that pledge not to pursue or prosecute illegal immigrants.

In prepared remarks to the House Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry said sanctuary city policies “allow illegals to commit crimes, then roam free in our communities.”

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