As unvetted migrants continue to stream across the southern border, they’ll be welcome in King County.
Training documents by the King County Department of Equity and Social Justice (KCESJ) instruct county staff to help illegal immigrants escape the consequences of criminal behavior. This policy is promoted in the name of inclusivity.
In order to comply with radical county legislation, which doubles down on the state’s sanctuary status, law enforcement and other employees may not agree to most requests to transfer custody of dangerous illegal immigrants, accused of crimes like rape or kidnapping, to federal authorities. In fact, neither staff nor contractors may offer any assistance in helping enforce immigration
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