On October 7, 2013 California Governor Jerry Brown signed a state bill prohibiting law-enforcement officials from detaining an individual on the basis of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement hold after that person becomes eligible for release, unless he or she has been charged with or convicted of certain crimes, including violent felonies.
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No, only if they have been charged with or convicted of a violent felony
@8QJ2LKV4yrs4Y
If its a non-violent crime or a petty crime no, if something serious like a murder yes
@8QFZF8C4yrs4Y
Yes, but they shouldn't be deported immediately. They should be offered to start the process of obtaining a citizenship, then after that face the issue of the crime's.
@8QBVY2V4yrs4Y
I believe illegal immigrants who have lived and worked in America for a long period of time should not be deported but rather granted citizenship.
@8PWP2CK4yrs4Y
Yes, but create easier paths to citizenship
@8PWJ88KRepublican4yrs4Y
Only for a violent crime.
@8PQTJVH4yrs4Y
If the crime is bad enough
@8PQKTF9Libertarian4yrs4Y
they should be detained but not deported unless a serious crime
@8M7M87G5yrs5Y
We should only deport them if they don't agree to citizenship
@8LS9DRD5yrs5Y
No, just treat them the same way you would if it were me, a native citizen, with a fair trial in a language they can understand.
make the citizenship process easier
@8LQWZN65yrs5Y
No because cops are way to forceful with minorities and immigrants and it BS because they are human to and they are being racist be being more aggressive towards minorities and immigrants
@8LLCND85yrs5Y
They should be turned over and detained until a background check is done.
@8LBJTHH5yrs5Y
Not for traffic or other minor crimes but for theft, burglary violent crime etc.
@8D2H65M5yrs5Y
Yes. But given only to functional, non abusive federal authorities.
They should be given the right to fair trial with the same rights as US citizens.
@8PX7L4J4yrs4Y
No, they should be tried for the crime
No, only if they are charged with or convicted of a violent felony
No, only if they are convicted of a violent felony
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