Copy Link
A clay pot that was once used to hold cash for a tanda. Today, digital money transfer apps have replaced pots but the structure of a tanda remains the same.
(Beth LaBerge/KQED)
With great speed, Litnis pulls out several sets of shirts and pants from a box and starts folding them. She moves quickly around her new store located in San Francisco’s Mission District, keeping an eye on every detail. She plans to open up for the first time on Sunday, selling clothing, shoes and other accessories.
“This is a blessing. To have the opportunity to open up again despite everything,” Litnis says in Spanish. We’re only using her first name due to her immigration status.
the officer. chief correspondent jonathan hunt is in los angeles with the story. jonathan? harris, this graphic and shocking shoot-out has once again put the spotlight on the 2017 california values act. critics call it a sanctuary law with immigration officials saying it s those kind of laws that prevented them from previously arresting and deporting illegal immigrant who started the gunfight and eventually died as a result of it. javier hernandez is seen in the camera footage. after brief conversation he opens fire and misses, but the officer moves, fires back, and kills hernandez mark alles. shots fired, shots fired! [gunfire]
jails according to i.c.e. officials who said in a statement, quoting i.c.e. is grateful the deputy involved in this shooting was not harmed. it is unfortunate that our law enforcement partners and the community are subjected to dangerous consequences because of inflexible state laws that protect criminal aliens. the california values act essentially prohibits local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration officials keeping illegal immigrants arrested on relatively minor offenses in jail at the request of immigration authorities or asking those arrested about their immigration status. the sheriff is just glad his deputy is alive. when you re in that situation, when you re in a gun battle, you want to win. she did beautifully. she did what she was trained to do. the bottom line here is that local law enforcement are proud of the work one of their own did
look. shots fired, shots fired. bill: the deputy lucky to survive. putting a sharp focus on the nation s immigration debate. jonathan hunt picks it up from there. good morning. reporter: good morning, bill. this graphic and violent shootout has put the spotlight on the 2017 california values act. now, critics call that a sanctuary law. immigration officials say it is exactly the kind of law that prevented them from previously arresting and deporting the illegal immigrant who started the gun fight and eventually died as a result of it. hernandez morales is seen in this body cam footage from the camera worn by the napa county sheriff s deputy. after a brief conversation, he
dangerous consequence because of inflexible state laws that protect criminal aliens. the california values act essentially prohibits law enforcement for cooperating with immigrant shuffle immigration officials, keeping them in jail for minor offensest of immigration authorities. or asking those arrested about their immigration status. the sheriff, in this case, is just glad his deputies alive. when you re in that situation, when you re in a gun battle, you want to win. she did. she did beautifully. she did what she was trained to do. the bottom line here, harris, is local law enforcement are proud of the work of one of their own to take down a dangerous habitual criminal while federal immigration enforcement says and never needed to get to the point that a deputy could have lost her life. harris? harris: wow.