officials, law enforcement and advocates representing undocumented immigrants living in the us. they discuss how recent executive orders signed by the president are affecting communities with a large immigrant population. and how cities are responding to the potential loss of federal funds. hosted by the american bar association, this is just over two hours. all right good morning everyone. welcome to this timely program titled sanctuary cities, legitimate law enforcement policy or rogue action. cosponsored by the section of civil rights and social justice and the commission on immigration of the american bar association. my name is karen, i am a special counsel here in the washington d.c. office. and for purposes of this program this morning i serve as special advisor to the commission on immigration. i am delighted to be our moderator for the program and i am especially honored to be sharing the stage with this distinguished group of panelists. i have moderated a lot of
. good morning welcome to the timely program called sanctuary cities. goes poser by the commission of immigration. i and the special counsel here in washington d.c. office and for purposes this morning also special advisor to the commission on immigration and. i am delighted to be your moderator and honored to be sharing the stage with this group of panelists.g the st localities as we will hearsay have determined that this is in their community s best interest to limit their role in deportation for a variety of reasons.you will hear from the other panelists today but generally they believe that these policies allow them to determine best how they protect and serve their own communities and it allows them to decide how to spend their own resources. they truly believe that these policies make their community safer. some people call these policies that limit or restrict cooperation sanctuary policies. we know that the administration believes that they are sanctuary polic
cosponsored by the section of civil rights and social justice and the commission on immigration of the american bar association. my name is karen, i am a special counsel here in the washington d.c. office. and for purposes of this program this morning i serve as special advisor to the commission on immigration. i am delighted to be our moderator for the program and i am especially honored to be sharing the stage with this distinguished group of panelists. i have moderated a lot of programs for the american bar association before but i have learned so much preparing for this one because this is not a topic on which i work every day. so the materials that we have gotten and the preparation that i have been able to do with these folks has been really instructive for me.i m very pleased to have the chance to offer this wide range of diverse backgrounds, experiences and perspectives to all of you this morning. in short, today s program is going to explore in depth the sanctuary
basiveness of policing. the intensity of humiliation, all of that just in this place that was here to foreanonymous, something like that blew my mind. heretofor inremarkable. next, a discussion about sanctuary cities and president trump s immigration-related executive orders with remarks from immigration officials, law enforcement, and advocates representing immigrants in the u.s. this is two hours. all right. good morning, everyone. welcome to this timely program titled sanctuary cities: legitimate law enforcement, policy or rogue action, co-sponsored by the section of civil rights and social justice and the commission on dpraegs of the american bar association. my name is karen griza, i m special counsel here in the washington office and for purposes of this program i serve as special advisor to the commission on immigration. i m delighted to be your moderator this morning and i m especially honored to share the stage with this distinguished group of panelists. i ve
policy or rogue action. cosponsored by the section of civil rights and social justice and the commission on immigration of the american bar association. my name is karen, i am a special counsel here in the washington d.c. office. and for purposes of this program this morning i serve as special advisor to the commission on immigration. i am delighted to be our moderator for the program and i am especially honored to be sharing the stage with this distinguished group of panelists. i have moderated a lot of programs for the american bar association before but i have learned so much preparing for this one because this is not a topic on which i work every day. so the materials that we have gotten and the preparation that i have been able to do with these folks has been really instructive for me.i m very pleased to have the chance to offer this wide range of diverse backgrounds, experiences and perspectives to all of you this morning. in short, today s program is going to explore