300 ‘sanctuary restaurants’ join 300 ‘sanctuary cities’

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The anti-Trump “sanctuary restaurant” movement to shield illegal immigrants has reached parity with the “sanctuary city” effort in many major cities, according to leaders of the effort.

Led by a legal group for restaurant workers and a “Latinx” advocacy organization, over 300 restaurants have joined the sanctuary effort, equal to the over 300 sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal officials seeking to detain criminal illegals, the deportation target of both former President Obama and President Trump.

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