Los Angeles as a ‘Sanctuary’
Your article (Dec. 8) on Harold Ezell of the Immigration and Naturalization Service was certainly refreshing.
While local, state and federal politicians and members of our clergy are being persuaded by the media and class warriors of the left to designate our cities, and probably next our state, as so-called sanctuaries, and of advocating opening our borders, especially those facing south, it is refreshing to know that someone such as Ezell is running such a critical duty of preventing the United States from being engulfed by a horde of immigrants who have no respect for our laws.
MICHAEL HITCHENS
Norco
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