“Mayor Curtatone said that Gov. Jindal was ‘igniting a mob” with his “offensive” comments, and that what America really needs is “bold smart leadership”.
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“Absolutely”, Jindal says. “I would hold them as an accomplice, make them criminally culpable”.
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal is making national headlines for suggesting that mayors of so-called “Sanctuary Cities” in the U.S.be held criminally accountable when undocumented immigrants commit crimes in their cities.
Mayor Joseph Curtatone was on Boston Herald Radio responding to an earlier interview that Jindal had given with the identical outlet. Republican presidential candidate Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, center, accompanied by Sen.
There are a wide range of ways in which jurisdictions deal with ICE, ranging from those that comply completely to those where city employees are barred from questioning people about their immigration status and where the use of municipal resources can not be used to enforce immigration law.
“I’d also make them civilly liable so that families, victim’s families could sue”, he continued.
This is in keeping with Jindal’s “Partners In Crime Plan”, unveiled in July. “Sanctuary City leaders are flouting the laws of the United States and that is unacceptable”.
Each of the “issues” confronting him – taxes, Obamacare, hyphenated Americans and, of course, his own awkward delivery of the Republican rebuttal to President Barack Obama’s first speech to Congress – is represented by an individual. “As a society, we have more compassion than that”, Curtatone said. Bobby Jindal’s presidential campaign gave to BuzzFeed’s Rosie Gray. “Defunding is a good idea, but the Left will simply argue that withholding federal funds will hurt the most disadvantaged citizens”, Jindal said in a statement announcing his plan late last week.
“I don’t think you have a prayer unless you can get into the Top 10 in the next two months”, he said.
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Ultimately, Jindal vanquishes all opponents, but losing to the response speech when his knees hit the mat. Believe Again, a super PAC supporting Jindal, told The New York Times it intends to run a spot on Iowa television criticizing the Fox debate.
