The Trump administration on Tuesday sued California over its sanctuary policies for undocumented immigrants. The United States claims that three California laws violate the Supremacy Clause and intrude on the federal power to regulate immigration. Text of the complaint. For an analysis see this ImmigrationProf Blog post. — Joe
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