Summary
Milpitas might become a sanctuary city, and some folks are worried. Former Mayor Esteves is raising red flags about public safety and whether the city could lose out on federal money.
At a glance
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- 2
- Last 30 days
- 2
Impact analysis
There's a risk of losing federal cash if the city goes the sanctuary route.
Undocumented immigrants would likely benefit from protections offered by sanctuary city policies.
Public safety could be negatively impacted, and the city might lose federal funding.
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‘I would oppose making Milpitas a sanctuary city’ – ex-Mayor Esteves
‘I would oppose making Milpitas a sanctuary city’ – ex-Mayor Esteves INQUIRER.net USA
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