SF ’sanctuary city’ campaign
April 26, 2008 -- Got something to say?
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“San Francisco residents should feel safe when they visit a public health clinic, enroll their children in school, report a crime to the Police Department or seek out other City services.” The awareness campaign will consist of advertisements of the city sanctuary city policy, complete with multi-language brochures and radio and TV public service announcements. In 1989, San Francisco passed the “City of Refuge” Ordinance (Sanctuary Ordinance) which prohibits city employees from helping Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) with immigration investigations or arrests unless such help is required by federal or state law or a warrant.
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