The Brief
- Tampa Mayor Jane Castor sent a letter back to Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier’s regarding his complaint over the city’s ‘sanctuary policies’.
- She explained the city made revisions to the policies by removing the language in question, and sent the old and new policies.
- The attorney general said if the policies weren’t reversed by March 31, there would be penalties, which could’ve included removing the mayor from office.
TAMPA, Fla. – City of Tampa Mayor Jane Castor responded to Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier after he sent a letter regarding the Tampa Police Department‘s so-called ‘sanctuary policies.”
What we know:
In her response, Mayor Jane Castor wrote that there is now a revised policy removing language of concern. She also mentioned they will publish and distribute the updated policy to their officers immediately. …