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Sacramento Council Clears Nearly $800,000 to Staff Central California Intelligence Center Amid Sanctuary Clash

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The Sacramento City Council narrowly approved nearly $800,000 in federal Homeland Security grant money to staff the regional Central California Intelligence Center, forcing a public reckoning over whether a sanctuary city can bankroll the same law-enforcement data infrastructure its immigrant-rights advocates distrust. Sacramento leaders voted July 21 to accept and spend close to $800,000 to […]

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