Susan Shelley: Will the LA City Council really stick up for criminal migrants?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : On Tuesday, as Trump prepares to take office again, the L.A. City Council was set to vote on an ordinance that formally makes Los Angeles a sanctuary from the enforcement of federal immigration law.
46% : If these tools are deployed against criminal cartels operating at the border and within the U.S., Trump is likely to face little opposition, and he may have broad public support.
41% : Potentially, Trump could use the U.S. military for law enforcement, expedite deportation proceedings, change immigration enforcement, and possibly use economic controls to freeze assets or limit remittances from persons in the U.S. to other countries.
32% : Of course, Trump promised to do more than just deport criminals.

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