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he city council of Cambridge, Massachusetts held a press conference recently to announce it is still a sanctuary city. The city will continue to shield foreign nationals illegally present in the United States from U.S. law, city officials reaffirmed, ordering city employees to continue to ignore the legal status of foreign nationals with whom they come into contact.

tim toomey--a virtuous city
We are a welcoming city, said Cantabrigian Tim Toomey, the city councilman leading the effort by the city to declare itself such.

According to the reaffirmation document the city passed, "US immigration policy does not reflect our standards of what is just, humane and moral."

OK, we get it. Cambridge is just a superior kind of place. But why re-pass an existing policy?

"The last time we proclaimed ourselves a sanctuary city," City councilman Tim Toomey explained, "we basked in the glow of our own goodness for years after. But almost no one remembers anymore.

"It was like we were living in Weymouth," he sniffed.

 
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