No Bailout for Sanctuary Cities Act makes sanctuary jurisdictions ineligible for federal funds for benefits to undocumented immigrants.
The No Bailout for Sanctuary Cities Act defines a sanctuary jurisdiction as a state or local government that restricts sharing information about an individual's immigration status with federal authorities. Such jurisdictions are ineligible for federal funds intended for the benefit of undocumented immigrants, including services like food, shelter, healthcare, and legal aid. The act excludes jurisdictions from this definition if they only refuse to share information or comply with detainers for victims or witnesses of crimes.
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