No Safe Place

Wednesday evening in July - 15 days after Donald Trump started drawing up the presidential campaign by painting the siege of the United States and siege of illegal immigrants, the shot of the San Francisco pier sounded

When the bullet hit her, the 32-year-old Kate Steiner was walking along the city's sightseeing promenade. When she fell to the ground she shouted for her father Jim. He tried to rescue her by doing cardiopulmonary resuscitation until help came, but it was too late. Kate Steiner died in the hospital in a few hours

Authorities later discovered that undocumented immigrants with long-term criminal history had already been triggered. The police arrested Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, his name was convicted of seven felony convictions and forcibly repatriated to Mexico five times. A few months before the shooting he even even was detained for another crime by the police. However, once he was released from prison, the Immigration Bureau did not detain Lopez-Sanchez. Lopez - Sanchez was not forcibly repatriated but stood on a crowded American landmark with a gun in his hand.

Critics say the city of San Francisco may have hindered Kate Steiner from dying. For over 30 years, it has become a safe haven for immigrants. In San Francisco, the immigration advocacy group calls "an exile city."

This policy is mainly symbolic. Municipal authorities do not have the power to completely block the federal government expelling the people of their communities. However, according to the US founding principle as an immigrant country, the asylum city functions as a protective shield, preventing the federal government's arbitrary identification and exclusion.

Before the death of Kate Stein, the term "exile city" was little known outside the defense world. But now, it is at the forefront of intense public debate about immigration

In Washington, DC Congressional Republicans tried to detain immigrants not forcibly documented to the city through a pair of bills until the ICE expelled them. They threatened to receive federal funds from the police department who refused cooperation. Several Legislatures also want the same thing.

Host Bill O'Reilly of Fox News mainstreamed this problem. Almost every summer, he devastated a 3 million night audience almost everyday. Even Democrats are beginning to rethink whether it is worth providing asylum protection to immigrants.

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To avoid continuous noise such as news, colleagues, opinions, advertisements, there are few "safe places" in our culture. (The shower was a safe place for me, but since I am not concerned about floods of the new iPhone, I even even started holding my news articles with the Kindle app!) Culture, I am a Western I do not talk about deeply embedded religious buildings and references that are penetrating many places of civilization. As we imagined, these cultures are not actually personalized, but in reality they are conveyed through a larger and broader "comprehensive culture" that has never been seen before .

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