Elsewhere, in western New York, U.S. District Decide Frank Geraci declined to “open the floodgates” to intervenors in a earlier, related lawusit, saying the New York Civil Libertarian Union’s slate of purchasers’ “knowledgeable, distinctive views on the aim and advantages of sanctuary insurance policies may very well be sufficiently raised in amici briefs to the courtroom.
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Justice Department Sues New York City, Adding to Its Series of Complaints Over 'Sanctuary City' Policies
