Commentary: The courthouse is not the place for immigration enforcement

By: Commentary: TANI G. CANTIL-SAKAUYE, Special To The Washington Post April 24, 2017 Comments Off

Years ago, when I was a trial court judge in Sacramento, the husband of one of my court staffers murdered their two children in front of her, beat her and then killed himself. All of us were unaware of her problems at home, as well as the fear and shame that drove her into silence. Soon ...

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Commentary: The courthouse is not the place for immigration enforcement

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