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Locals put heads together against Trump agenda

Avatar by Silas Valentino February 16, 2017
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CIVIL RIGHTS: Bob Harmon, chair of Marin’s chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, spoke to about 50 people at West Marin School in early February. “The rule of law is only as good as your willingness to uphold it,” he said. “Without the Constitution, I frankly don’t know what we have.” He spoke about three bills in the state legislature aimed at protecting immigrants—most importantly, S.B. 54, which would make California a sanctuary state.   David Briggs

When President Trump signed an executive order on Jan. 25 that sought to address illegal immigration, the changes to policy left many confused and . . .

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