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Maryland Sheriff Warns Sanctuary Law Could Release Violent Illegal Immigrants Back onto Streets

Maryland Sheriff vows to enforce federal immigration laws despite the state's new sanctuary law, warning that it puts 'dangerous illegal immigrants' back on the streets and endangers American families. The law is set to take effect in 2024.

Maryland Sheriff Torches Democrats Over New Sanctuary Law He Says Puts Illegal Immigrants First. The state's new sanctuary law has sparked criticism from a Maryland sheriff who warns it could put 'dangerous' illegal immigrants back on the streets and leave more American families to mourn crimes that could have been prevented under stricter enforcement policies. The sheriff's comments come as the law takes effect, with many Democrats defending its provisions aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants from deportation. The law is part of a growing national debate over immigration policies and sanctuary cities.

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