According to county data, officials at the Southern California jail didn't notify ICE when it released 2,121 inmates with detainers on them over 2018 and 2019. Over that same period, another 1,315 were released "to ICE upon completion of their local sentences in accordance with" California's sanctuary regulations laid out in Senate Bill 54, an ICE press release said. “The two-year social science experiment with sanctuary laws must end. As the data released by Sheriff Barnes clearly demonstrates, all communities are safer when local law enforcement works with ICE," he added. ICE claims it issued a detainer request for Khan after authorities arrested him for assaulting his own father.

Source: Fox News February 07, 2020 00:56 UTC