House Judiciary Committee investigates sanctuary policies in San Diego and San Francisco

Republican lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee are investigating the sanctuary policies in two major California cities, San Diego and San Francisco, that restrict those jurisdictions from cooperating with Immigration and Customs E…
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