California’s Supreme Court is ready to intervene again if the federal government sends immigration enforcement agents to state courthouses.
The state judiciary is preparing to defend itself, Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero said, by reviewing “what has happened in the past,” which includes high-profile clashes between former Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye and President Donald Trump’s prior administration over access to justice for migrants.
“There are limitations in terms of what can be done, and we don’t seek to interfere in terms of federal enforcement, but there are also other things we can consider,” Guerrero said in a Jan. 16 conversation with ...
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