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Arkansas AG declares city now in compliance with immigration law
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Arkansas Times
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin said the city of Fayetteville is in compliance with the state’s “sanctuary policy” law Thursday, just one day after saying the municipality violated the statute.
“Based on this evidence, it is my opinion that the City of Fayetteville is now in compliance with A.C.A.
Arkansas AG declares city in violation of state immigration law.
Fayetteville PD had not been contacted by ICE or other agencies regarding immigration enforcement operations in the city, according to the release.
“The City of Fayetteville has never had a written policy that affirms, suggests, or implies the existence of a sanctuary policy,” Rawn said.
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